Sentence examples for mathematical projection from inspiring English sources

He is unlikely to hit 83 home runs, which was the mathematical projection Saturday night after he hit his 19th in the Cardinals' 37th game.

For Heidegger, Bacon did not achieve the post-Galilean and Post-Cartesian discovery of a mathematical projection of nature and the consequent modern experiment.

Despite their significantly different philosophical committments, Heidegger and Koyré both shared Husserl's views on the distinctiveness of the modern mathematical projection of nature as a condition for controlled experimentation.

The transformation involves a mathematical projection of the symmetric influence function for flat seam, f s, onto the inclined seam to form the new asymmetric influence function of f′ s as shown in Fig. 2.

Among the members of the research team were astronomer Gerard Kuiper and his doctoral student Carl Sagan, who was responsible for the mathematical projection of the expansion of a dust cloud in space around the Moon, an essential element in determining its visibility from Earth.

Using the demographic software Spectrum, a baseline mathematical projection to estimate the current pediatric HIV burden in Uganda was compared to three hypothetical projections: 1) without ARV-PMTCT (to estimate the effect of ARV-PMTCT), 2) without contraception (effect of existing FP use), 3) without unwanted fertility (effect of unmet FP needs).

In response, Abdel-Rahman set up the Strategic Voting Project, which uses mathematical projections of voting patterns to tell progressive-leaning voters in every riding which party to vote for to have the best chance of toppling the conservatives.

Mathematical projections estimate that, even with sustained implementation of conventional control interventions, TB is not declining fast enough to achieve the goals proposed of halving the prevalence by 2015 and eliminating it by 2050 [2].

As early as 1991, mathematical projections highlighted the potential for TasP using only the antiretroviral drug zidovudine.

Currently, health authorities base their outbreak control on data from the routine surveillance system while vaccine coverage and efficacy are calculated based on mathematical projections of the target population.

PCA is a mathematical procedure that uses mathematical projections to convert a set of n possibly correlated variables representing n dimensions into a smaller number of dimensions called 'principal components' classically represented in two or three axes F1, F2 and F3.