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Rosen's gradient projection method [31] is based on projecting the search direction into the subspace tangent to the active constraints.

We develop and demonstrate the accuracy of a new approach for calculating the force, namely the pressure projection boundary condition (PPBC), which is based on projecting the pressure on the surface of the body using the momentum equation along the local normal to the body direction.

The approach is based on projecting the observations onto a nested set of multiresolution spaces prior to eigendecomposition.

The modal subspace decomposition (MSD) technique is based on projecting a desired pattern into the subspace of patterns achievable by a particular set of space-time sampling positions.

The first solution is based on projecting a client-owned random fingerprint, securely obtained through existing cryptographic protocols, using for each client a different random matrix generated by the server.

Some of the projections on departmental cuts by the OBR are also frightening and, according to Balls, the £2bn extra funding for the NHS spending advertised at the weekend has largely disappeared since it is based on projected future underspends.

That claim is based on projected deficits in 2055 (when Abbott is 98) obtained through heroic assumptions that make the "Labor" line look dramatically worse and the "existing Coalition policy" line dramatically better.

Her estimate is based on projected earnings per share.

Sail technology is based on projected data from existing development programmes.

The revised estimate for GM is based on projected 2005 North American output of 5.17 million units, down about 50,000 units from 2004.

CSFB said the revised estimate for Ford is based on projected 2005 North American output of 3.6 million units, up about 50,000 units from 2004.