Sentence examples for projected points from inspiring English sources

The event distributions look similar on almost all diagrams, except for the modified spherical orthogonal projection (Fig. 6g), for which the projected points are concentrated near the center.

Their algorithm changes 3D data to 2D by slicing and projection and employs a KD tree to index the projected points.

Forte's projected points might be substantial, but the points he'll be projected to score for your squad would be minimal.

Your goal is no longer to acquire the most projected points, but to find the scarcest players at their respective positions; scarce players "lose" the least points.

Fantasy owners often try to maximize their projected points with each pick, but by doing so, they often fail to acquire optimal value throughout the course of the draft.

Several projected the Northern Hemisphere onto the Equator just as in the standard astrolabe, but the most widely used aspect, popularized in the world maps made by Gerardus Mercator's son for later editions of his father's atlas (beginning in 1595), projected points on the Earth onto a cylinder tangent to the Earth at the Equator.

Then the tropospheric delays at projected point are interpolated from those of the ground networks.

B′ is the projected point of B on the AE great circle.

The projected point X has to reside within the length of the search ray.

Finally, the tropospheric delays at projected point are extended upward to the airborne platform using pressure and temperature gradients and humidity exponential function.

Slack is a distance of the shift along the frontier from the radially projected point to a point at the practical maximum level of output.