schematically
schematic
noun[ C ]
uk /skiːˈmæt.ɪk/ us /skiːˈmæt̬.ɪk/
a drawing or plan that shows the details of how something operates or is put together图示，图解

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schematic | American Dictionary

schematic
adjective
us/skɪˈmæt̬·ɪk/
showing the main form and features of something, usually in the form of a drawing, which helps people to understand it:
a schematic diagram

schematically

adverbus/skɪˈmæt̬·ɪk·li/
schematic
noun[ C ]
us/skɪˈmæt̬·ɪk/
a drawing or plan that shows the details of how something operates or is put together

Examples of schematic

schematic
Figure 3 shows the labeled schematics of the proposed device.
Another essential aid to conceptual design are the basic schematics complementary to physical laws, in which individual physical laws are materialized.
Figure 2 shows schematics of a minicolumn.
The method used consists of comparing data collected using a diversity of practices: repeated listening, the tracing of graphical schematics, sonogram and spectrogram analysis, data listing analysis.
The schematic factorial typology in (11) illustrates the interaction (jagged lines between columns indicate that all rankings are to be considered).
Schematic sequence of developmental events resulting in the specification of the main anterior telencephalic regions in reptiles and mammals, viewed in the coronal plane.
Addition circuits are usually presented as intricate schematic diagrams that hide the principles behind their operation.
Very often this parallelism is quite schematic in its analytic descriptions of particular compositions, as may be seen from the following examples.
Figure 3 is a schematic description of the experimental setup.
Schematic diagram illustrating the differences in initial and final states for force, thermal, and solvent unfolding.
Schematic diagram showing communication between installations (courtesy of the artist).
Indeed, there is reason to believe that such models are often schematic, incomplete, and inaccurate.
The designers were given a program brief of an architect's office space design and asked to focus on four different concerns in conceptual, schematic design.
In many situations, pictures, schematic diagrams, maps, charts and plots can be used to communicate information more effectively or more efficiently than text.
Figure 2 shows a schematic diagram of the vehicle sensors and their connections.
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