Sentence examples for only one projection from inspiring English sources
This method preserves the extended stability property of the RKC method for solving ODEs, and it requires only one projection per step.
The proposed method involves only one projection rather than two as in the existing extragradient method and the inexact subgradient method for an equilibrium problem.
In 2011, Santos and Scheimberg [15] further proposed an inexact subgradient algorithm for solving a wide class of equilibrium problems that requires only one projection rather than two as in the extragradient method, and of which computational results show the efficiency of this algorithm in finite dimensional Euclidean spaces.
Time is also a factor, as imaging nanoparticles in only one projection is often the only recourse during in situ experiments, as well as making it easier to study more nanoparticles during a TEM session and providing faster feedback to adjust synthesis processes.
However, for the experiments in this paper, only one projection per data will be used.
As the input parameter ReViSP requires only one 2D projection, which could be a widefield microscope image.
For all phantom configurations, only one planar projection was simulated for each of the photopeak windows (PW) and for each of the two scatter energy windows (LSW and USW).
The WHO04 used only one temperature projection (from one climate model) for each study region; thus, our study has placed more emphasis on intermodel ranges of climate uncertainty.
At each iteration, the improved search direction is generated by only one generalized gradient projection explicit formula, which is simple and could reduce the computational cost.
The search direction is generated by only one generalized gradient projection explicit formula, which is simple and could reduce the computational cost.
Some of the radiographic signs, such as separation of the S1 spinous process from the median crest of the sacrum and separation of the sacral vertebrae were visible in only one of the two projections.
