Sentence examples for visual progression from inspiring English sources
More and more, "The Boondocks," which once stood out for its density, seems spare: a lot of white space; little, if any, visual progression from panel to panel.
The visual progression of sirex (Sirex noctilio) infestation symptoms has been categorized into three distinct infestation phases, namely the green, red and grey stages.
The visual progression is helpful.It also adds in basic instructions such as how to slice and chop better.
You can see a visual progression of how ordinary pictures transform into pixel-level annotated data sets in the gif above, and how a final product looks in the image below, ready to plug into your machine learning engine.
The game features an emergent challenge system that slowly increments in difficulty the longer people play, along with a visual progression layer that will also morph and change to punctuate their journey and drive them further into the game.
You can see a visual progression of how ordinary pictures transform into pixel-level annotated data sets in the gif above, and how a final product looks in the image below, ready to plug into your machine learning engine.
Visual field progression (progressive visual field deterioration noted by the physician at ≥1 postbaseline visit and an increase in Aulhorn stage by ≥1 stage and/or decrease in mean defect by ≥2.5 dB) occurred in 46/900 (5.1%) of subjects by the last visit.
The rate of visual field progression was determined using the Visual Field Index (VFI) progression rate per year (in %).
The rate of visual field progression was determined using the Visual Field Index (VFI) progression rate per year (in %, Forum Glaucoma Workplace, Humphrey Field Analyzer, Carl Zeiss Meditec, Germany).
To determine whether glaucoma patients with progressive optic disc change have subsequent visual field progression earlier and at a faster rate compared with those without disc change.
To investigate visual field progression in patients with initially unilateral glaucomatous visual field loss, and to determine risk factors for progression.
