Sentence examples for visualisation of all from inspiring English sources

It also allows for visualisation of all hair follicles within the biopsy specimen at a glance.

OK maybe not quite so fast...) We're being pointed to a liveblog url on our mobiles...and...we're looking at a live visualisation of all the readers of this url (in this room) interacting with the page.

The proposed technique was also compared with contrast-limited adaptive histogram equalisation (CLAHE) and found to be more effective in the visualisation of all anatomical features examined, for both dense breast (DB) and BP. Discussion and conclusion: Application of the proposed technique results in improved visualisation of both dense mammary gland and BP regions.

These techniques reduce complexity not through qualitative or quantitative analysis, but through visualisation of all the different perspectives that actors upon the future can have on a subject matter [56].

A data handler also controls how data is binned: for larger data series, e.g. NMR spectra with >60,000 points, the visualisation of all data points is unnecessary and slows down response times of a chart.

A couple of years ago I made a visualisation of all the GML tags uploaded sorted by most prolific".

All the time, though, I really wanted to do a mega-visualisation of all of the Time Lord's journeys.

The mammographic images resulting from application of the proposed technique are GL equalised and the visualisation improvement of all anatomical features was found to be statistically significant (P<0.05) or highly significant (P<0.0001).

Students need knowledge of the physical, psychological and behavioural characteristics of people to be able to design for them Sensualisation: an extension of the concept of visualisation to all other senses — hearing, tasting, smelling, touching, moving.

Some of the most cutting-edge work here has been done by Sweden, which has made an astonishingly detailed visualisation of what all its foreign aid has been spent on, but also added reports on the effects that money has had, i.e. not just what was spent, but whether it was well spent.

Basic QC statistics and password-protected track hubs for the UCSC Genome Browser with direct hyperlinks for visualisation are part of all workflows.