Sentence examples for the form of image from inspiring English sources

Decision-tree induction is used to learn the expert knowledge, presented in the form of image descriptions in the data base.

Based on the imaginal thinking theory, the search process and the results are attempted to be presented in the form of image in order to fit human's customary intuitive thinking frame, facilitating the decision making process.

Informal availability of Internet and easy accessibility of network resources to a general public has created a new era of security design challenge for multimedia contents which is available in the form of image, text, video and audio etc.

The viscosity properties are also represented in the form of graphs rather than opting for table for the better understanding and illustrative experience; hence, the image describing the gas-phase viscosity change is attached in the form of image (Fig. 13).

So, considering the detection of elements in the sample, it can be very well considered to have obtained high purity ZnO NWs.The sample mapping in Figure 5c shows that the elements are distributed evenly in the sample where density of O = 5.72 at.%, Si = 0.29 at.%, Zn = 93.10 at.%, and Pt = 0.89 at.% as shown in the form of image in sequence of elements presented.

Gene expression data are often presented in papers in the form of image evidence typically images of embryos stained to display the distribution of an mRNA in the various tissues of the organism.

It's less the telling of a story than the record of an inner experience extruded into the form of images visible to all.

It works like an online sheet of paper where staff can add content from any device, at any time – information can be added in the form of images, videos, documents and text.

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My collaborator Ben Tricklebank and I placed a laser on a train and used it to project traces of light in the form of images, maps and even passages of poetry.

In a routine accompanied by slides and recorded greetings from other Dave Gormans, including a couple of female converts, Mr. Gorman produces evidence of his insatiably crazy-like-a-fox quest in the form of images of his boarding passes, pictures of other Dave Gormans (including the one he likens to a hand puppet) and graphs to show his deviation from his desired expenditure of 300 to 500 m.p.d.g.