Sentence examples for simple visualisation from inspiring English sources
A simple visualisation tool maps the user's social graph so you can see who knows who.
Appstream, a simple visualisation tool to help iPad owners discover new apps via a matrix-style wall (perhaps inspired by Apple's own efforts at its World Wide Developer Conference), appears to be resonating with users.
[UK] Timed perfectly to coincide with the Copenhagen Climate Summit, AlertMe has launched the Swingometer, a very simple visualisation tool that gives an overview of its customers' home energy use.
The fragmentation methodology allows us to map subsets of the feature vector to atoms and bonds on the query providing a meaningful and simple visualisation of the elucidated interpretation.
Moreover, in this last case, it is possible to distinguish a reversible or an irreversible process by means of a simple visualisation of the E t or (dt/dE)–E curves.
This could be done in many different ways, from simple visualisation techniques in sociograms, like relating the size of the nodes to the total funding received by the actor, to more refined analysis, like defining weighted networks with weights related to budgets.
Results are presented from experiments on tactual perception related to understanding graphs and simple visualisations with a commercially available tactile array device.
Furthermore, the numerical statistics and simple visualisations may not be intuitive enough to allow users to compare the performance of various cohorts efficiently and effectively.
And while Rosenberg et al. were undoubtedly well aware of the technical details of the program, the seemingly simple visualisations helps the reader of their study to read the outcomes of the software without much knowledge of how the software works.
We present a simple, new visualisation approach, based on the concept of delay maps, which highlights nonstationarities and related features.
The research examined the role of feedback design (simple graphs vs. visualisation) and discusses the feasibility of implementing a near real-time visual feedback intervention into a work setting with staff keenly aware of their primary job roles.
