The projected distance down from the neckline equals the distance between the neckline and the top of the head.
Fig. 3 Projected change in potential distributional areas (left column, expressed as percent of present distributional area) and projected distance that range centroids would shift (right column), as a result of modeled climate change processes.
In addition to the LD and the moving direction (MD), the authors introduced the projected distance (PD) variation, which means distance variation of all neighbors over a period of time.
In a few words, radio telescope arrays synthesize the aperture of a unique telescope whose size would be the maximum projected distance between two telescopes of the array on the plane perpendicular to line of sight.
In the frames of the TKS experiment the Haser model is found to describe well the obtained dependences of the NH and NH2 column intensities on the distance p of the line of sight to the nucleus, termed the projected distance or p-parameter.
One Republican strategist suggested that the White House, in an effort to diffuse the notion that it is chock-full of socialist schemers, was eager to project distance between itself and its base.
The first two columns contained the degrees and minutes of latitudes for parallels spaced 10 minutes apart on a sphere, while the third column had the parallel's projected distance from the Equator.
As indicated in Figure 7B, the psychophysical data showed that, for stimuli traversing projected distances of 1° 7° at 6.5°/s, the perceived speed decreased progressively as the projected distance increased.
In a Bayesian formulation, however, the mean of each posterior probability distribution in Figure 8 predicts that observers should perceive the speed elicited by such stimuli as being approximately the same regardless of the projected distance (Figure 9).
To predict the psychophysical observations reported in the Results in Bayesian terms, we calculated posterior probability distributions for stimuli traversing 1° 7° of projected distance at 6.5°/s (Figure 8; posterior distributions for each of the image speeds tested in the psychophysical studies were similarly derived).
