Projection, in geometry, a correspondence between the points of a figure and a surface (or line).
Before Chandra, when X-ray telescopes observed the sky, it was not dark between the points of X-ray light.
It is when Hallberg seeks to move between the points of view of his extensive cast of characters that things go less well.
Distraught, I bolted to the mirror, looked between the points of my collar, and realized that my life was a sham.
Please note, also, that the spread between the points of the vice president's shirt collar was far narrower than the one on Governor Bush.
Novels narrated in the third person frequently shift between the points of view of different characters, but the novel in monologues goes further: it segregates points of view.
St Aubyn's usual method in his novels is to move disconcertingly between the points of view of his characters, including the idiots and the monsters.
The equivalent viscous damping ratio was determined from the logarithmic decrement of the velocity between the points of zero potential energy.
This paper mainly addresses the fundamental issue of defining a relationship between the points of the image plane and NAO end effector position.
Most widespread filtering techniques, such as the Gaussian filtering, are based on a convolution between the points of the surface with a weighting function.
