Sentence examples for a projection area from inspiring English sources

It has a projection range of 1.5-2.3m/4.9-7.5ft and a projection area of 1.8m/5.9ft circumference.

In this work, micro-scale graphite electrodes with a projection area as small as 0.002 mm2 and 1 mm length have been machined.

Second, each crown has a projection area (hereafter crown area), defined as the area of ground lying directly underneath the crown (hereafter, we work with crown radius, defined as the radius of a circle with the same area as the crown area).

To confine the propagation of excitatory signals, feed-forward inhibitions having a wide projection area should be required.

We created an unique physical 3D video mapping experience by turning a white living room into a spacious 360° projection area.

The Thunder tool allows presenters to manipulate and annotate multiple digital slides and to concurrently display a selection of juxtaposed resources across a wall-sized projection area.

We observed that enhanced neuronal MHCI expression led to abnormalities in neurodevelopment, including a smaller retina projection area in their thalamus, reduced synaptic makers and neurons in some regions of their hippocampus and reduced axonal sprouting responses after a hippocampal lesion [19].

[H: hardness; P max: the largest indentation force; A (h c): projection area of the indentation].

This study varied the first two constructs; the final construct of immersion was held constant in that each condition viewed the same large projection area, a 78-inch diagonal.

While Assmann (1970) defined APA by the crown projection area of a tree plus a proportional part of the surrounding gaps (or minus the proportional overlaps with other trees), we used leaf area instead of crown projection area for defining APA, because leaf area is supposed to reflect the respective growing space more accurately (Assmann, 1970).

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