Sentence examples for developing the projections from inspiring English sources

This used the geologic resources supply demand model (GeRS DeMo), which is a widely used model for developing the projections of non-conventional fossil fuel production (Mohr and Evans 2010, 2011; Wang et al. 2015).

It is thus possible to develop the projection of signals of finite time support that are nearly band-limited.

Professors at both the Schools of Forestry and Management, notably Kenneth Gillingham, Richard Kauffman, and Maureen Burke among others, provided generous guidance on developing the financial projections for the venture, getting the technical details right and polishing the Sabin Prize application.

We use NTBs estimated by Hummels and Minor (2009) for "time as a barrier to trade" and reduce them as described above to take account of the WTO TFA in developing the baseline projection.

In developing the nursing workforce projections, examination of recent trends showed nursing exit rates for the period 2007/2008 were markedly lower than those from 2001 to 2006 (likely a result of the impact of the tighter economic environment on superannuation savings).

In true transverse or longitudinal sections of developing spermatids the projections manifested as typical finger-like structures.

Stimulated by the problem of finding the effective orientation for prayer (the qiblah, or direction from the place of worship to Mecca), Islamic geometers and astronomers developed the stereographic projection (invented to project the celestial sphere onto a two-dimensional map or instrument) as well as plane and spherical trigonometry.

Pégard developed the holographic projection system using a liquid crystal screen that acts like a holographic negative to sculpt the light from 40W lasers into the desired 3D pattern.

Many researchers developed the shrinking projection method for solving variational inequality problems, equilibrium problems, and fixed point problems in Hilbert spaces; see, for example, [13, 14].

Many authors developed the shrinking projection method for solving (mixed) equilibrium problems and fixed point problems in Hilbert and Banch spaces; see, [12, 15, 16, 47 57] and references therein.

Meanwhile, IMAX, with 1999 revenues of $203.8 million, is looking for new funding: "IMAX needs major capital in order to develop the digital projection systems, and it needs a major movie studio to get real production of Hollywood-style IMAX films," says Scovin.