Sentence examples for visualize input from inspiring English sources

The aim of data visualization is to leverage NASA World Wind to visualize input data, results, sensors and geoprocessing services.

Even though most of our index calculations were done using spreadsheet operations, GIS allowed us to visualize input and output data and analyze their spatial characteristics.

We visualize heat input from asthenosphere and interaction between asthenosphere and overlying carbonated tectosphere releasing CO2-rich fluids for the preservation of ultra-high temperature (ca. 1000 °C) metamorphic rocks enriched in CO2 as well as high-pressure mafic granulites as a paired suite in this region.

Especially for the 3D modeling process, students had difficulties to understand x y z direction in a virtual 3D space, to relate this x y z setting with their 3D object design, and to visualize their input measurements as 3D objects.

New applications to visualize and input information from and into the platform should be easy to develop and plugged into the system.

Figure 8 visualizes fit input and results.

To visualize the representative input connectivity for the pyramidal cells in lower, middle and upper LII/III, we constructed average maps of the strength and reliability of the excitatory inputs (confidence maps, Fig.  7a) as well as of the reliability of the inhibitory inputs (Fig.  7b).

The output result of HEPeak is in BED format, which can be visualized together with input alignments in IGV2.1 [ 20].

This technique is very powerful as it visualizes the complete input to the antennal lobe, i.e., the responses of thousands of OSNs at the same time.

To visualize the monosynaptic inputs to dopamine neurons, we used a retrograde transsynaptic tracing system based on a modified rabies virus (SADΔG-EGFP(EnvA)) (Wickersham et al., 2007).

The estimated response function fk Xk) was thus visualized for each input parameter, and characterized by two statistical descriptors, e.d.f. and F, which correspond respectively to the equivalent degree of freedom (Woods, 2006) and the F statistic for testing if the function f k is significantly different or not from the null function.