Sentence examples for be projected through a from inspiring English sources
NeuroScale has an advantage over some other topographic models in that new data can be projected through a prior learned projection mapping.
Special eclipse viewing glasses can be used, or the image of the Sun can be projected through a pinhole or binoculars onto a sheet of paper.
For a start, the UV that cures the required shape has to be projected through a window in the bottom of the vat containing the liquid polymer.
Mr Chirac is a neo-Gaullist conservative who believes that French power should be projected through a strong Europe, built on the Franco-German axis and forming a counterbalance to the United States.
In optical printing, the master film is projected through a lens to expose the raw stock.
Thus, in some ways this type of eye resembles the single-chambered eye in that there is only one image, which is projected through a transparent region onto the retina.
And corporate culture is the subject of a work by Samuel Rousseau that is like a digitally animated, three-dimensional Roger Brown painting: a video of an office building facade with little scurrying people silhouetted in its windows is projected through a stack of translucent, white plastic bottles.
Many of Vermeer's scenes, Mr. Steadman suggests, were projected through a glass lens using a camera obscura, an instrument that one of Vermeer's contemporaries, the scientist Constantijn Huygens, had championed in 1622: "It is not possible to describe to you the beauty of it in words: all painting is dead by comparison".
When the resultant film is projected through a normal projector (albeit one requiring a special lens that combines the upper and lower images), a true polarised 3D image is produced.
Indels were identified by the CUSP method and alignments were projected through a graphical viewer, StructView, described elsewhere [13].
Fluorescence emission from the sample chamber was projected through a transmission grating onto a cooled electron-multiplying charge-coupled device.
