We undertook an exploratory analysis to evaluate the consequences of this omission for life-history projections.
Throughout history, map projections have been developed to meet various mapping purposes that satisfy societal needs.
Determine how the stock earnings of your company will change by looking at both company's earning history and projections by financial analysts for future earnings after the companies merge.
It usually includes a reinterpretation of history, a projection of the utopia that the success of the movement will introduce, a projection of the disastrous consequences of failure, and a reevaluation of the relationship between population segments and the movement.
We visualized repeat evolution history by projection of the normalized and corrected Smith Waterman scores onto a similarity matrix (as described by Björklund et al. [2006]).
Since a history of past projections enhances the projectibility of predicates only when they are successful, the measure of a predicate's degree of projectibility, which Goodman calls its degree of entrenchment, is the relative frequency of its successful use in past predictions.
Those that can be projected from examined cases to unexamined ones are those that have a history of past projections.
He spoke multiple languages; wrote poetry; studied history; understood the projections of Adam Smith and John Maynard Keynes.
History unfolds through projections of old theater posters and recollections of Yiddish theater luminaries like Boris Thomashefsky, Molly Picon, Jacob Adler, Jennie Goldstein and Ludwig Satz.
Led by the geochemist Andrea Dutton and published in the journal Science, the second paper uses deep history, not model projections, for clues to the future.
But there is nothing in the Islamic Republic's history to support projections that future mourning rituals for those killed in the Ashura protests will elicit similar attention.
