Sentence examples for visualization I from inspiring English sources

We think that the basic arithmetic problems (subtraction and multiplication problems) we used in the previous study were not ideal to study the visual cognitive style perhaps because the format of the basic arithmetic problems did not support visualization (i.e. only the numbers and intermediate results could be visualized and no scenes, colors etc).

Harnessing different modes of visualization, i.e., 3D and 4D, to present different types of information from disparate sources enhances the ability to absorb the content, as well as the ease of its access, when required (Pantea et al. 2011).

This capability is important for various applications, including kinetic particles tracking in three dimensional vector fields, visualization (i.e. surface extraction) and extracting variables along one-dimensional curves such as field lines, streamlines and satellite trajectories, etc. Particular examples are models for acceleration of solar energetic particles (SEPs) along magnetic field-lines.

The implications of this result are particularly relevant for the design of collaborative tools because most of them only support one type of visualization, i.e., they do not take into account the variability of the coordination requirements among the different social actors.

Proteny provides two different types of visualization: (i) a chromosome-level visualization and (ii) a region-level visualization.

For visualization (i.e. estimation of the skeleton), dimension reduction and comparison of subpopulations we used the SCI data set.

Visualization Is Still Important: As AtScale's Hadoop Maturity Survey revealed, enterprises are more focused on rolling out Business Intelligence use cases on Hadoop, ahead of investing in data science (despite the continued media assertion of how sexy data science is).

Therefore, we implement in our tool three types of visualizations: (i) textual shape, (ii) component tree, and (iii) code artifacts and their respective architectural component.

DCL 2.0 hierarchical model allows for three different types of architectural visualizations: (i) textual shape, (ii) component tree, and (iii) code artifacts and their respective architectural component.

To test whether the temporal aspects of presenting static-simultaneous visualizations (i.e., their permanent visibility) or their spatial aspects (i.e., their arrangement in rows) accounted for this effect, Study 2 investigated three additional static-simultaneous conditions.

The advertising and media world must have a weakness for industry visualizations — I probably hear about Lumascapes several times a week.