'forward projection' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a prediction or estimation of something that will happen in the future, based on what is known or observed in the present. For example: Based on current sales trends, our forward projection estimates that our profits will increase by 25% next year.
Male Pteranodon sternbergi, the older species of the two described to date (and sometimes placed in the distinct genus Geosternbergia), had a more vertical crest with a broad forward projection, while their descendants, Pteranodon longiceps, evolved a narrower, more backward-projecting crest.
He says that while he has some reservations about parts of the analysis, particularly the forward projection, he is sure that older people do make a net positive contribution and, indeed, suspects that the value of their caring and volunteering may have been under-rated in the study.
After forward projection computation, back projection is performed.
Multiple iterations are performed to correct the residual error between the forward projection and acquired image.
During the forward projection, a simulated data value is computed for each ray.
For this reason, forward bite jumping appliances, also known as functional appliances were originally designed to enhance mandibular forward projection.
The OFA is thought to be involved in the early perception of facial features and has a feed-forward projection to both the pSTS and the FFA.
Siemens Flash3D [4] makes use of the Gaussian diffusion method that, for a forward-projection, proceeds as follows.
It has been demonstrated that approximations can be introduced into a back-projector as long as the model used in the forward-projection is accurate.
In Astonish [8], a smoothing (Hanning) filter is applied to the acquired data (pre-filter) and after each forward-projection step.
The standard deviation of the estimated activity due to the finite number of histories in the forward-projection was deemed negligible (< 2 kBq) and is not shown in the table.
