Sentence examples for layer of projection from inspiring English sources

Some add an extra layer of projection and interpretation; they adhere to a certain theory of compatibility, rooted in psychology or brain chemistry or genetic coding, or they define themselves by other, more readily obvious indicators of similitude, such as race, religion, sexual predilection, sense of humor, or musical taste.

The video, shot in a single take with an added layer of projection, draws you in so much so that you may have to watch a couple times to catch all his facial expressions.

By incoprotating live footage and looping layers and layers of projections on top of each other, Murray created a dreamy, mythical visual experience that Zeffira called "a modern version of the house of mirrors".

Already during the budding process at the plasma membrane, filamentous particles may aggregate via their long axes into 500 μm long cord-like structures, which are all covered by a layer of surface projections (Nishimura et al., 1990).

Now she has added layers of dramatic projection to the combination of stylistic purity and musical climax she brings so happily to her classical dancing here.

Hayes follows a long-standing enthusiasm of his own — the layering of video projection and movement — in a solo for Alexis Steeves.

We used the vertical cell density profile to quantitatively define layer borders and measured the number of neurons that constitute particular cytoarchitectonic layers of a projection column.

Deep cortical layers in the frontal cortex (layer V VI) are also the predominant target layers of cortical projections from the BF, which contain more than 70% of axonal varicosities from the BF (Henny and Jones, 2008).

These data suggest that the same population of layer 5 projection neurons with similar proportions were backlabeled in Visc-2+/+ and Visc-2−/− brains (Fig. 6 A).

Compared to the cell bodies of projection neurons in layer VI, most layer V corticothalamic projection neurons were larger, in most cases by twofold.

Anatomical and functional connectivity mapping have shown the presence of a strong top-down laminar organization of local excitatory microcircuits in M1, with feedforward projections from layer 2/3 (L2/3) targeting multiple classes of projection neurons in L5 (Kaneko et al., 1994; Weiler et al., 2008).