Sentence examples for called the projection from inspiring English sources

This method allows us to find an inequality description of the projected cone by enumerating the extreme rays of an intermediary cone called the projection cone.

Such a method is called the projection method.

The point p s ( x ) is called the projection of x onto S (see [[16], p.262]).

where ϕ is the measurement matrix of M × N and Θ = ϕψ is the M × N matrix and called the projection matrix.

For each point x ∈ H, there exists a unique nearest point in C, which is called the projection of x onto C and denoted by P C ( x ).

In particular, reconstruction techniques typically minimize the distance between the projections of g and the experimental projections, sometimes called the projection error.

De Beers officials called the projections an attempt to thwart its takeover offer.

Labour's Val Shawcross, who chairs the assembly's transport committee, called the projections "shocking" yet unsurprising in view of what she deems Johnson's encouragement of private car use with measures to smooth the flow of road traffic, reluctant congestion charge increases and "disincentivising bus use by failing to expand it or prioritise road space for it.

The letter called the projections "fantastical," "extreme" and "claims that cannot be supported by the economic evidence".

Since the German word for 'understanding', Verstehen, is etymologically derived from the idea of 'taking a stand', Heidegger can call the projection into the future by which we shape our identity 'understanding'understanding

In this paper, we introduce a relational operator that captures, for a given specification R and candidate program P, the functionality delivered by P that is relevant to R. This operator, which we call the projection of P over R (for reasons we explain), has a number of interesting properties, which we explore in this paper.