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Figures 4 and 5 provide a visualization of the community structures identified for 2002 and 2011.

TEM images provide a visualization of the studied nanoparticles and thus essential information not only about the size, but also on other characteristics of the particles.

The results would provide a visualization of the wind environment, allowing the master layout design of a new estate to be fine-tuned.

The results provide a visualization of the main perceptions of residents regarding their sense of agency, community and belonging – these being constitutive dimensions of civic life.

Previous research on the energy consumption of container terminals (Van der Voet 2008; Geerlings and van Duin 2011; Van Duin and Geerlings 2011) does not provide a visualization of the peak demand of container terminals or STS cranes.

Dawood and Marasini (2003 developed a simulation tool that visualizes the construction site in 2D to help improve the plan. Ma et al. (2005) developed a 4D system which integrates schedules, 3D models, resources, and site spaces to provide a visualization of the plan.

The following citation map (Fig. 1) provides a visualization of the interconnection of the authors/working groups by generating a network and visualizing their respective impact in this field of research.

The map provides a visualization of all U.S.-based buyer and seller transactions that occurred on eBay on Black Friday.

Earlier this week, the social network for investors added Facebook to its StockTwits Social Heatmap, a feature on the site that provides a visualization of what the StockTwits some 200,000 investors and traders are talking about.

In conjunction with the announcement eBay is also releasing a new infographic application that provides a visualization of mobile shopping trends from Nov. 22 to Nov. 29 within the top 20 eBay product categories across the United States, Canada, France, Germany, the United Kingdom and Australia.

PragmatiX (Walk et al. 2013) provided a visualization of collaborative change logs, to help managers monitor progress, tracking and exploring quality-related issues such as overrides and coordination among contributors.