Sentence examples for application projection from inspiring English sources

Classes: we wrote nearly 100 classes to use for all forms that are related in main form such as class: application, projection, draw, menu, layer, identified layer, etc. (See Figure 7).

Writing the code: Classes: we wrote nearly 100 classes to use for all forms that are related in main form such as class: application, projection, draw, menu, layer, identified layer, etc. (See Figure 7).

The key idea underlying our approach is to compress the initial index domain along a number of directions in order to obtain a new domain that is more suitable for the application of projection methods.

Schopenhauer concurs that hypothesizing a thing-in-itself as the cause of our sensations amounts to a constitutive application and projection of the concept of causality beyond its legitimate scope, for according to Kant himself, the concept of causality only supplies knowledge when it is applied within the field of possible experience, and not outside of it.

But the application's projections for donations in the current fiscal year stood once again at $1.2 million.

As an application structural projections on W*-algebras are considered.

We discuss the application of iterative projection method of Arnoldi and Jacobi Davidson type.

In 2001, Verma [2] introduced a new system of strongly monotonic variational inequalities and studied the approximation solvability of the system based on the application of a projection method.

Note that this method is the application of the projection method of Goldstein [35], Levitin and Polyak [36] to a suitable variational inequality problem, which is among the simplest numerical methods for solving variational inequality problems.

Let Ω 1,0 and Ω 1,1 be the mutually orthogonal subspaces generated by the application of two projection operators H and G respectively to the parent space Ω 0,0, i.e. Ω 0, 0 = Ω 1, 0 ⊕ Ω 1, 1.

The above method (5) has to be thought of as the application of the projection method of Goldstein [35], Levitin and Polyak [36] to the variational inequality problem (4), which is among the simplest numerical methods for solving variational inequality problems.