Sentence examples for clearly projection from inspiring English sources

In the game's first moments, I was completely lost, but rather than giving into my impulse to stop playing all together, I focused on the one aspect of the tutorial that rang clearly: Projection Clones have to work.

In the game's first moments I was completely lost, but rather than giving into my impulse to stop playing all together I focused on the one aspect of the tutorial that rang clearly: Projection Clones have to work.

These guys are clearly projections, but Acer mixes in a living person — he's Acer Man, we later learn — who interacts with them.

To test for direct contact between photoreceptors and ganglion cells, one could also employ retrograde labeling of the optic nerve, to clearly identify projection neurons, and then examine the synaptic input(s) to these cells at an ultrastructural level.

Gavin Redknap, an economist at Standard Chartered, said: "The inflation projection clearly points to another move in rates, though it does not strongly make the case for a move particularly soon".

Despite its low implementation complexity, random projection clearly is not the best feature selection tool in terms of performance.

"I like slightly dimmed daylight (sunset, cloudy day or evening) as it's dark enough to clearly see the projection but also light enough to see (and record) surroundings and to melt black area of the projector which is noticeable in dark".

Clearly, our random projection method beats PCA in term of accuracy.

Further exploration of the feeling of presence clearly confirms the projection of the sensation into the extrapersonal space and also demonstrates the frequent co-occurrence of illusions as well as elementary or complex visual hallucinations, thus sustaining its hallucinatory nature (Fénelon et al., 2011).

Observational records and model projections clearly shows that 75-250 million people in Africa are projected to face increased water stress by 2020 due to climate change; the average sea level is expected to rise by about 50 cm by 2100 and about 70 million people in Africa's coastal areas could face the risk of flooding by 2080.

Projections clearly show that climate change is set to dramatically increase flood risk.