Sentence examples for project to the same from inspiring English sources

Ms. Shopes, Mr. Schrag and other critics emphasized that despite their worries they were happy with the broader effort to fix some longstanding problems with institutional review boards that held, say, an undergraduate interviewing Grandma for an oral history project to the same guidelines as a doctor doing experimental research on cancer patients.

In particular, regularity entails that not more than two points of the strict knot project to the same point on the plane, and that two points of the strict knot project to the same point on the plane only where there is a crossing.

Such a microcomplex includes several spatially separated cortical microzones, all of which project to the same group of deep cerebellar neurons, plus a group of coupled olivary neurons that project to all of the included microzones as well as to the deep nuclear area.

Medium-spiny projection neurons in the striatum can be largely subdivided into two groups: some that project to directly to the substantia nigra pars reticulata (SNr) (the direct pathway) express substance P; others that project to the same nucleus via the globus pallidus (GP) (the indirect pathway) express enkephalin [29].

During development, OSNs expressing different receptors can project to the same glomerulus.

Glutamatergic MBONs and DANs that project to the same compartments in the lobes are displayed together.

It was also re-projected to the same projection and all necessary inputs for the model were extracted from the same database for each soil type including; name, soil texture, hydrological soil group (HSG), soil depth, rock fragments, and organic carbon content (FAO 2012).

Even when both structures projected to the same area, their projections typically occupied different lamina (Fig. 11).

F is seen as a single point because the retinal points fL and fR are projected to the same point in space, and the projection is such that the subject says that the point F is straight in front of him, although it is to the right of his left eye and to the left of his right eye.

The images formed by the points A and B, in the same frontal plane as F, fall on aL and aR and bL and bR; once again the pairs of retinal points are projected to the same points, namely, to A and B, and they are treated as being on the left and right of F, respectively.

All images are projected to the same area in geodetic coordinates.