Sentence examples for using the visualization techniques from inspiring English sources
Results can be interpreted in terms of biological processes using the visualization techniques.
The new "WAL type" gas channel has an installed WAL in which the designed waste channel is compared with the gas flow characteristics of a conventional cathode gas channel by using the visualization technique.
The candidate mappings can be viewed in simple tabular form, in Figure 4, in the editor along with the facility to further explore the relevant SNOMED CT hierarchy using the visualization technique described below.
This software creates maps based on data of network using the "visualization of similarities" mapping and clustering technique and designed to primarily be used for analysis of bibliometric networks (Zeraatkar 2013).
The dataset with natural stimuli was previously used when the visualization technique based on 3D Kohonen maps was introduced [18].
The demo mode uses the dataset and view configurations, which were already used for the case study in section "Case studies using the novel visualization techniques".
Elsevier's Article of the Future Project is already using the latest visualization techniques and integrated multimedia, as well as allowing readers the ability to access an article at different points, moving through the article focusing on only the sections of interest [1].
The dispersion dynamics of iron oxide nanoparticles (IONPs) into bulk flow for different initial size of aggregate at the target site is reported using the brightfield visualization technique.
So, depending on the analytics process, utilities can identify data to acquire and how to store it and even the visualization techniques to use.
Using modern visualization techniques, the impact humanity's had on the planet has been turned into the three minute film above, called Welcome to the Anthropocene.
The visualization of chemical space depends on both the molecular representation and on the visualization technique used to reduce a multidimensional space to two or three dimensions [27, 62].
