Sentence examples for conceptual projection from inspiring English sources

The equation that lies behind the conceptual projection model is as follows: n ^ G P T, X, Y = nG P T, X − n ^ OU T T, X, Y + n ^ I N T, X, Y + ϵ T, X, Y nGP = number of GPs; nOUT = number of outflow; nIN = number of inflow; T = target year; X = projection horizon; Y = base period; ϵ = projection error.

In fact, the abstraction and realism were exactly backward: For effective scientific communication, the portrayal needed to be conceptual and the projection needed to be literal.

For long term projections under the most pessimistic emission gas scenarios, the limits of transferability are generally not respected, which may hamper the use of conceptual models for hydrological projections in northern Tunisia.

The second book, 'Reality', is long; its aim is to provide a positive account of the Absolute — the ultimate, unconditioned reality as it is in itself, not distorted by projection through the conceptual mechanisms of thought.

It further points out conceptual differences to closest point projection when using these discretization schemes.

The blockbusters of Franco Zeffirelli, though still in use, will be represented by projections of his conceptual sketches, which streamlines operations while adding a visual grace note.

These model projections provide a conceptual understanding of how future changes in the Arctic system might have an impact on its sensitivity to CRE.

A projection of Polygnosis thesaurus's conceptual model on the CIDOC CRM Model reveals interesting correspondences and limitations.

Figure  1 shows the supply side of the conceptual Dutch simulation model, of which the projection accuracy is studied in this article.

This disc-based projection device is often referred to as an important conceptual source for the development of the Kinetoscope.

A conceptual way to understand this point is to view mass as a single-dimensional projection of the six dimensional chemical space.