Sentence examples for methods of projection from inspiring English sources
[19] proposes practical methods of projection onto convex sets (POCS) and smart-gradient-project (SGP) for realizing ACE.
The Congressional Budget Office's consistent forecasting errors arose not from any partisan bias, but from its methods of projection.
American scholars tend to argue that both methods of projection are distorting and recommend using flat maps with nonrectilinear grids that account for the earth's curves more accurately.
The intense cultivation of methods of projection by artists, architects, and cartographers during the Renaissance eventually provoked mathematicians into considering the properties of linear perspective in general.
In this paper, using the two-wavelength methods of projection moiré topography was investigated to measure the 3-D shape of an object with 2π-ambiguity problems.
The variation in risk over a time is much greater than the variation in risk due to different methods of projection.
ILSR adopts the method of projection onto convex sets (POCS) to iteratively project the sampled data onto the downsampling subspace and the low-pass filtering subspace.
Poncelet, who was an officer in the French corps of engineers, learned scraps of Desargues's work from his teacher Gaspard Monge (1746 1818), who developed his own method of projection for drawings of buildings and machines.
A statistical theory for mass transfer near fluid fluid and solid fluid planar interfaces is developed using the method of projection operators applied to the convective diffusion equation.
In comparison with the existing CRT-based method of projection calculation, the suggested method yields a 20%30%% reduction in power consumption, yet requiring by 10%20%% less FPGA resources for implementation.
The first British Standard for Engineering Drawing Office Practice was published in September, 1927 that contained only 14 clauses including sizes of drawings and tracings, and widths of tracing cloth and paper; position of drawing number, date and name; indication of scale; method of projection; and types of line and writing.
