Sentence examples for generating projections from inspiring English sources

The Lives Saved Tool (LiST) uses estimates of the effects of interventions on cause-specific child mortality as a basis for generating projections of child lives that could be saved by increasing coverage of effective interventions.

The aim of our work was to develop a Monte Carlo code capable of generating projection images of the human body.

To explore this possibility, we have used Generalized Ensemble (GE) algorithms [12] to generate projections of the landscape defined by Rosetta's full-atom scoring function.

This makes it hard to generate projections and policies, and limits awareness of the benefits of the circular economy.

Additionally, the report examines historical data and USDA baseline projections in order to generate projections of the biofuel and feedstock markets.

Historical data on such things as attrition and recruiting can be used to generate projections, but these need to be enriched with management discussions of future trends.

To address this issue, the website generates projections about the potential economic impact of a specified candidate's policies — using basic demographic information provided by the voter, complex mathematical algorithms and academic, political and government data.

Based on models for predicting aftershocks from earthquakes, it generates projections about which areas and windows of time are at highest risk for future crimes by analyzing and detecting patterns in years of past crime data.

There is another SOM implementation in RapidMiner that generates projections with U-Matrix and other visualization techniques.

We used these simulations to generate projections of future changes in temperature and precipitation over the region of interest.

Since the environment accurately modeled perspective projection (see Figure 2A), objects traveling at different distances in depth but at the same speed generated projections that traversed different distances with different speeds on the image plane; similarly, objects traveling at different depths and speeds could project the same distance and speed on the image plane (see Figure 1).