Sentence examples for own visualization from inspiring English sources

(The published score is decorated with an etching inspired by Busoni's own visualization of the piece: an array of temples interspersed with cypress trees and exotic birds, and Vesuvius erupting in the background. It looks like what might have appeared on the back of the dollar bill if the Art Nouveau movement had taken over the United States Mint).

In the "Constructing" level, students create their own visualization whereas in "Presenting" level, they present their own visualizations to their peers.

Despite Lichtenstein's techniques to display/minimize dimensionality, the viewer imposes his or her own visualization experiences on the painting, which minimizes the effect of spatial illusion.

Readers were free to use their own visualization software to read cases, but a laptop with View Forum software (Version 6.2, Philips, Best, Netherlands) was also available.

The framework design of the UTGB Toolkit provides users with flexibility to browse their own data using both preinstalled and their own visualization programs.

This is another development on the CivicDashboards, in which customers will be able to create their own visualizations based around the data for their own work.

Drawing on ethnographic field studies of a junior-level undergraduate algorithms course, we motivate the use of low-fidelity AV technology as the basis for an alternative learning paradigm in which students construct their own visualizations, and then present those visualizations to their instructor and peers for feedback and discussion.

He also described examples of his own visualizations of abstract concepts (such as the concept of meaning itself: "the blue-grey tip of a kind of scoop … digging into a dark mass of what appears to be plastic material") and even claimed to experience imaginal meanings of connectives such as but (Titchener, 1909).

Roseanne snarks back with her own positive visualization: a clean house, polite kids, a helpful husband and a country drive to visit Jackie "in the nut barn".

Inspired by the radiation levels graphic at XKCD, the Huffington Post created our own interactive visualization comparing radiation levels.

The UTGB Toolkit allows developers to use their own data visualization programs, e.g. CGI-based graphic image generators, HTML content renderer.