Sentence examples for visual artefacts from inspiring English sources

The research described in this paper proposes methods for visually interpreting the content of raw NAND flash memory images into higher level visual artefacts of assistance in reverse engineering and interpreting flash storage formats.

What these visual artefacts can never do is give us context.

No visual artefacts in the images were noticed.

The decrease of tracer activity was smooth, and no localised visual artefacts in the images were seen (Fig. 4).

Fig. 3 The grammar of visual artefacts in terms of compositional zones (Kress and van Leeuwen 1996).

During the design of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) systems, the creation of visual artefacts forms an important part of design.

Szirtes has always been fond of ekphrasis, a kind of intense description of the visual artefact.

On one hand producing a visual artefact has a number of advantages: it helps designers to externalise their thought and acts as a common language between different stakeholders.

"With our algorithm we do not have one or two effects, but a set of controls that make it possible to tune tactile effects to a specific visual artefact on the fly," he added.

For instance, in the obsidian study, bivariate plots of certain trace elements (e.g., La/Sc vs Cs/Sc, Eu vs Cs) appear to be sufficient for visual assignment of artefacts to individual island sources, at least in the Mediterranean [4].

However, according to, Smith (2000) environment observation ("unstructured observation of the workplace to identify visual cues from artefacts, objects, and physical arrangements") was not seen as an effective way to learn by the apprentices, nor was it appreciated by the supervisors, who rather saw it as a waste of time.