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Since we assumed that the modalities of audio and movement are intrinsically interdependent and synchronized, we projected a set of W annotated metric classes, decomposed into C metric cycles and matching Q = W * C time points in the audio, onto the 3D trajectories of dance.
At Parsons she made one of her first electronic craft projects:a set of plush steaks embedded with LEDs.
The multiple-shot methods project a set of patterns onto the scene.
But all good commercial brands embody and project a set of values and purposes in the same way a nation does, especially one, such as the U.S., that was founded on a set of ideals rather than ethnicity.
While the original SVD-MDS method presented in [ 29] projects a set of high dimensionality objects into a 2 or 3 dimensional metric space, the modified SVD-MDS method allows to project additional objects over a predefined MDS representation.
While traditional MDS methods project a set of high dimensional objects into a lower dimensional space for visualization purposes, the MDS method that we developed allows for projection of additional objects over a predefined MDS representation (see Methods section).
In the proposed method, an analog UWB signal is projected over a set of random sign functions.
The SCN projects to a set of areas in the hypothalamus, brainstem, and midbrain that are involved in implementing sleep-wake cycles.
It's harder to relate to the polished-stainless-steel cubes that serve as building blocks for "Selection From Belo Horizonte Project," a set of Tetris-like sculptures.
She recently gave birth to her second child, and a few weeks ago she hosted a lunch at the Standard Hotel for the launch of the Pregnancy Project, a set of exercise DVDs that she filmed while she was pregnant.
This assignment led directly to my Girl Culture project: a set of photographs through which I saw that the body had become the primary expression of identity for girls and women, and explored the devastating effects of that.
