Sentence examples for onto a lower from inspiring English sources

Finally, a visualization approach is provided for projecting high-dimensional fault information onto a lower dimensional and drawable space.

Greater loads are likely to accumulate where snow can drift off one roof onto a lower one, or where a trough occurs.

Partial least squares (PLS) regression does not assume linearly independent variables and handles both exact and near collinearity by projecting onto a lower dimensional subspace.

Not only is Western demand growth anemic, but China is rebalancing its economy, moving onto a lower growth path and shifting away from reliance on exports of low-value-added manufactures in favor of consumption-led growth.

They were pouring concrete onto the platform when the northernmost beam dropped from under it, swinging down onto a lower balcony and sending the workers and the flowing concrete falling, witnesses and fire officials said.

You purchased this upper, then fitted it onto a "lower," the pistol grip and trigger assembly for an AR-15, which fires a bullet not much bigger than a.22.

The worst thing about the field's contraction, she said in an interview, is that it has walled off the traditional escape route — suffering at a law firm for a few years until you pay off your education loans, then moving onto a lower-paying but comfortable gig as in-house lawyer for a company.

Topology preserving mapping onto a lower-dimensional grid enables interactive cluster extraction using various informative SOM visualization schemes (see [14, 15] and references therein).

Thanks to the SOM rigid grid and cooperative adaptation, the SOM produces a topology preserving mapping of the data space onto a (lower-dimensional) fixed grid on the prototype level.

Discriminant analysis [ 46] is a method of projecting high-dimensional data onto a lower-dimensional space in a way that data points from different classes are well-separated.

The ProCEM set can be computed by projecting the flux cone onto a lower-dimensional subspace and enumerating the extreme rays of the projected cone.