Sentence examples for instance of projection from inspiring English sources

Though the earliest known instance of projection mapping dates back to 1969, projection mapping playback on VHS is still pretty impressive.

Perhaps it was a case of projection.

Our 'sociotechnical changing' framework enabled us to manifest changing by capturing stakeholders' perceptions of EHR as instances of both projection (what is possibly becoming new) and remembrance (what is old and difficult to give up) [ 42].

It is not difficult to check that this basis satisfies similar properties to the ones for the one-dimensional case: for instance, the sequence of projections satisfies, for all and for all with, (2.6).

Already in 1978, Fitzgerald and colleagues recommended caution when data based on measures beyond time-specific estimates of consumption, for instance projections of annual consumption or trends in annual consumption, were interpreted [ 23].

For instance, the projection of the lateral geniculate nucleus onto the primary visual cortex (V1) represents only 5% of the entire cortical inputs to V1 (and only a few % of all synapses present in layer IV in V1, see Latawiec et al. 2000).

In this species, the only instance of a slender ipsilateral projection branching off from the contralaterally extending primary neurite was observed in a single WLG (Fig.  6a').

In this perspective, the nP is one instance of the general predication-denoting projection, such as Bowers's (1993) PredP or den Dikken's (2006) RP.

Thus, for instance, when the number of projections is P = 1440 (first set of bars in Fig. 4a), the dataset dimensions are 1440 (times) 1 (times) 2048.

There Goodman formulates what he calls "the general problem of projection" (of which the famous "new riddle of induction" is an instance).

Leakage should not disqualify a project except in instances where projections of emissions are substantial enough to negate projected carbon offsets.