Sentence examples for Constrained projections from inspiring English sources
Although global TC activity and strength predictions are reasonably well constrained, projections for individual basins have considerably more uncertainty15.
Under certain constraints, the cell mixture deconvolution approach can be used to approximate the underlying distribution of cell proportions within the target data via constrained projection.
Since analogues existed for virtually all future climate values, this restriction did not overly constrain projections.
CCA linearly regresses S onto differentiation variables Z, by the projection matrix Q = D r 1/2 Z Z T DD r Z -1 Z T DD r 1/2, and the constrained (projected) space S* = Q S [ 17].
GIP is a non-linear optimization that produces constrained demographic projections with a priori information (Oeppen 1993).
The aim of this study was to implement IDM in combination with HighlY constrained back-PRojection (HYPR) denoising to mitigate poor SNR properties of conventional IDM.
The CT formulation of HighlY constrained back PRojection (HYPR) imaging was introduced recently and recommended for use in time-resolved CT angiography [8].
To evaluate image quality and signal characteristics of brain perfusion CT (BPCT) obtained by low-dose (LD) and ultra-low-dose (ULD) protocols with and without post-processing by highly constrained back-projection (HYPR)–local reconstruction (LR) technique.
We used the highly constrained back-projection (HYPR) spatial filter [Christian et al., 2010] to reduce spatial noise with the hope of preserving critical temporal information (i.e., temporal "edges").
This is significantly higher than the currently accepted lower bound of 1.5 degrees, thereby constraining model projections towards relatively severe future warming.
High-resolution regional climate simulations were used to suggest increased future fire risk across northern and eastern Australia [27], which aligns with outcomes from our models with biomass constrained, though our projections suggest more of a long-term decrease in fire in our unconstrained models.
