Sentence examples for as projection of from inspiring English sources
Covering faces, defined as projection of the freeform surface on the faces of the bounding box of the surface, are used as equivalent planar faces for performing the recursive descent.
In the same manner as Fourier transform can be defined as being a projection on the basis of complex exponentials, the wavelet transform is introduced as projection of the signal on the basis of scaled and time-shifted versions of the original wavelet (so-called mother wavelet) in order to study its local characteristics [25].
Cut-out was defined as projection of the lag screw from the femoral head by more than 1 mm [ 12].
The uniform size of the virus particles (as opposed to VLPs) allowed us to interpret an increased R as projection of monomeric E subunits away from the particle surface, exposing the fusion loops.
The director said he saw all of the characters in the play as projections of Wilde's own voice and world.
These theories treated myths as projections of the prerational childhood of the human race (projections surpassed by the mature rationalism of the Enlightenment).
Occasionally he and Ms. Careless meet and tangle, but more often they remain apart, unreal to each other except as projections of desire and loss.
But thinking psychoanalytically, it is also easy to read these abhorrent figures as projections of the pulp consumer's own fantasies.
Their decades-long relationship is punctuated by periods of antagonism, envy and repudiation; at times, they appear not as separate entities but as projections of estranged yet dependent aspects of the same personality.
The self-invented names and tribal crews, the self-aggrandizement, the macho strut can all be read as projections of family and male lineage, wrought against a backdrop of gaping fatherlessness.
Riding the first wave of Hollywood Freudianism, "The Uninvited" brings off the neat trick of treating its supernatural elements both as "real" in story terms and as projections of psychological trauma.
