Sentence examples for rapid exploration of from inspiring English sources

First of all, implementation of advanced visualization tools enables rapid exploration of all customers/users data to improve customer-company relationships.

However, there are simple estimators that can be used to give a reasonable result and these are appropriate for rapid exploration of database design possibilities.

Changing a shape set allows an animator to quickly experiment with different posture options for a movement sequence, supporting rapid exploration of the aesthetic space.

Rapid exploration of the structure activity relationships for the series was enabled by robust and scalable two/three-steps parallel chemistry protocols.

These include the rapid exploration of its environment through flexible phenotypic shifts, unusual longevity, re-connection with its evolutionary path, and its singular capacity to elude the normal cellular checkpoints that constitute the regular orderliness of cellular life.

The nonsmooth discrete element method (NDEM) has the potential of high computational efficiency for rapid exploration of large design space of systems for processing and transportation of mineral ore.

As a means of making tractable rapid explorations of scientific and engineering application programs in the context of new, emerging, and future computing architectures, a suite of "miniapps" has been created to serve as proxies for full scale applications.

The search for these led to the rapid exploration and conquest of much of the Americas by Spaniards and others.

This article addresses a fundamental problem faced by the community employing single-particle ab initio methods: the lack of an effective formalism for the rapid exploration and exchange of new methods.

Thus, this bacterial migration activity is an intrinsically surface-linked phenomenon, leading to a change from an individual to a collective "social" behavior that allows the rapid exploration and colonization of surfaces [ 1, 8, 9].

Locomotor measures included total distance travelled, duration and frequency of immobility (speed less than 0.05 mm/s), duration and frequency of rapid exploration (speed over 60 mm/s and 90 mm/s).