Sentence examples for visual interpreter from inspiring English sources
It showed the area difference based on rough set was smaller by comparing the glacier areas of the rough set method and MLC with visual interpreter, respectively.
Considering the show's singular source material, this well-intentioned near miss is a particular disappointment; as witty and skilled as she is as a visual interpreter and poetic voice, director Jill Soloway has missed the point here.
We identified five core categories of support into which 24 of the 27 strategies mapping in phase I fell: i formal interpreting, bilingual practice staff interpreters, family and friends as interpreters, technologies and visual aids (eg, Google online translation; multilingual posters of body parts), and body language and gestures (see table 4, column 1).
As part of this cultural blowout, digital interpreter Quayola and visual artist Memo Akten teamed up with Nexus Interactive Arts to produce an interactive animation and installation for the Cultural Olympiad at the National Media Museum in Bradford and they've kindly given us an exclusive on some videos of the piece.
Determination of the presence of PET abnormalities was performed by visual inspection and a semi- quantitative method of interpretation with the interpreter comparing any hemispheric asymmetry with a normal F-FDG and C-FMZ PET brain pattern.
This same user was able to demonstrate a brainfuck interpreter within SpaceChem, claiming that the visual programming language was Turing complete.
It is possible that visual analysis may often be sufficient with an experienced interpreter.
The interpreters were trained to convey complex genetics terminology and concepts with lay and visual terms in ASL to ensure high quality and consistent interpreting across participants.
Night sleep duration was determined from the 24-h accelerometer measurements by visual inspection by a single qualified technician in order to minimize inter-interpreter variation.
Strategies with low acceptability across stakeholder groups, which were not included in the guideline, related to the use of family members and friends as interpreters and other informal strategies such as the use of dictionaries or technological and visual aids.
