Sentence examples for involved projections from inspiring English sources

A third acceptable model (not shown) again involved projections from perirhinal cortex to lateral entorhinal cortex, thence to CA1, with CA1 projecting to both prelimbic cortex and the dorsal subiculum, and both of these sites projecting to the anterior thalamic nuclei (χ = 9.23, df = 9, p =.42; CFI = 0.99, RMSEA = 0.058).

A recent one, "Cut," involved projections of moving razor blades that seemed to be slicing the gallery walls.

This study evaluated the efficacy of our approach, which involved projection of the 2-dimensional reconstruction images directly onto the breast to guide planned resection compared with the conventional approach with preoperative localization with hooked wires, for patients with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) detected by mammographic calcifications.

Kimchi and Chips created a piece for the festival which involved projection mapping onto smoke using mirrors.

The images onstage that end the show, involving projections on unscrolled screens, are perplexingly indeterminate.

The Potomac Theater Project, a politically minded troupe presenting this show in repertory with Anthony Minghella's "Politics of Passion," has already produced it twice, and the director Richard Romagnoli provides few frills this time, with an austere staging that involves projections on the back wall, including wonderfully scabrous cartoons (by Gerald Scarfe).

There are trays, tiles and tapestries on the walls (and one that leans against a wall); sculptural tableaus on pedestals, on the floor and even on the platform above the entryway; and several pieces hanging from the 40-foot-high, coffered ceiling, including two that involve projections.

The second involves projections from the basal amygdala to multiple levels across the visual cortex.

The first involves projections from the central nucleus of the amygdala to the basal forebrain, which has extensive and diffuse projections throughout the cortical mantle.

These operations involve projections on sets of matrices with specific structural and spectral properties; the projections are performed iteratively and both algorithms exhibit similar complexity.

Damage to a second putative white matter bottleneck in the left deep prefrontal white matter involving projections associated with ventral language pathways and thalamo-cortical projections has recently been proposed as a source of semantic deficits after stroke.