Sentence examples for geographical projection from inspiring English sources

A geographical projection of the data reveals a non-uniform distribution of the basins of fans, and likely of voters, for the different participants.

We worked in a spatial resolution of ca. 5×5 km raster cells (i.e., grid cells with a side length of 2.5 arc minutes, working in geographical projection).

Fig. 4 Hourly rate of TEC (ionospheric total electron content) index (ROTI) maps over the Northern (left column) and Southern (right column) Hemispheres in geographical projections with superimposed Swarm pass (thin black line) and Swarm in situ electron density (Ne) values (thick black line) for selected time intervals on March 17 , 2015

The final geographical projections represent the mean point-wise prediction over ten model runs.

Figure 1 Geographical location (Gauß-Krüger projection) of the Hessian Ried and layer of the forest cover (A), inventory grid of sample excavation plots for recording larva population data in the Hessian Ried (B).

Our results are generally in accord with the scenario-based projections on the geographical pattern of vegetation vulnerability to climate change, and revealed the difference caused by not considering moisture.

We divided these species into those for which the climatic envelope model projection indicated an increase in potential geographical range (CLIMEns+) and those with projected decreases in geographical range (CLIMEns−).

An agent's representation in a geography projection corresponds to a specific geographical feature, such as points, lines, and polygons.

Projection by 2030 maintains the geographical spreading pattern shown retrospectively by the model as well as the increase in the person-year of exposure, which occurs mainly in zones of the Southwestern area where 2 6 annual predicted generations are predicted.

Coordinates are geographical, and bold lines in both Gall stereographic projections and polar orthographic projections represent magnetic parallels drawn with a 30° step.

The significant positive correlation between observed changes of population and projections of change in potential geographical range derived from climatic envelope models provides support for the use of these models to derive a climatic impact indicator.