Sentence examples for selective refinements from inspiring English sources

Visibility culling is integrated into this approach to facilitate selective refinements.

The eBits approach proposed here offers state of the art compression ratios (using less than 2.5 bits per new full resolution RoI triangle when the RoI has more than 2000 vertices to transmit the connectivity for the selective refinements) and fine-grain control (allowing the user to adjust the RoI by small increments).

Approximations of the original mesh are transmitted by applying selective refinement.

Therefore, a new strategy involving selective refinement of a relatively coarse grid while keeping the number of sections to a minimum, is demonstrated for one particular case.

Summary charts, giving brief accounts of respondents' views, noting similarities and contrasts with illustrative quotes, formed the basis for selective elaboration and further refinement of relevant themes.

Adaptive quadtree grids are able to focus on regions of interest such as pollutant fronts, while retaining economy in the total number of grid elements through selective grid refinement.

The percentage of reaction product and unreacted glassy content in fly ash were determined using selective dissolution combined with Rietveld refinement.

These findings suggest a plausible molecular mechanism by which the three-subunit complex becomes selective for its target, but further refinements to the structural work will be needed to critically test these suggestions.

Selective breeding has added style and refinement to the very hardy Criollos.

Selective or differential media and further refinement of conventional techniques will still be needed.

Instead, it is an iterative process of selective querying of acquired knowledge, and continuous refinement of a model leveraging, not only on acquired knowledge from domain experts, but also from the knowledge engineer.