Sentence examples for balanced projections from inspiring English sources

In general, each structural element must be held by tensions that, considered together, have balanced projections on to all basis axes of the coordinate system.

Mr. Brown's balanced budget projection was more optimistic than one put out by an independent legislative watchdog in November, and he pointed to a series of factors, including severe cuts in federal assistance, that could push California back into difficulty.

In the face of the rest of work's technical accomplishments – the subtly balanced lighting, the crisp projections, the breathtaking engineering of the theatre-within-a-theatre-within-a-theatre – a sense of intimacy is lost.

Robustness against linear and nonlinear absorption artifacts is achieved by detecting the spectral shifting with a balanced photodiode and linear projection of acquired data onto a reference XPMSS probe delay scan.

Even more disingenuous, Mr. Bush's projection for a balanced budget in 2012 assumes only partial funding for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan for 2009, and no such spending — zero — starting in 2010.

"New Jersey must have a balanced budget based upon sound revenue projections and not fanciful expectations".

"The risks to these projections have become more balanced but are still on the downside.

In [19], an orthogonal projection matrix is given with balanced complexity and out-of-band power suppression performance.

The design space is sampled over an estimation grid and transformation matrices are computed at the estimation points using a projection-based passivity preserving truncated balanced realization.

Furthermore, the fourth discriminating variable of overjet in Class I cases constitutes an indication of teeth and soft tissue projection, thus playing an important role in balanced dental and facial aesthetics.

As a result, our mortality modeling framework accounted for these factors using a computational framework that balanced flexibility with relative ease of implementation for developing premature mortality projections.