Sentence examples for projection based on the from inspiring English sources

The CV value of one pixel element within the high-count area of the lung in one projection, based on the 20 noise realisations of the simulated normal, was about 15%.

That may be reasonable, he said, if one makes a projection based on the number of cell phones sold per year these days.

Also bringing the past back to the present is Kota Ezawa's "Simpson Verdict" (2002), an animated projection based on the actual courtroom footage of one of the most widely publicized legal cases in history, O.J. Simpson's 1997 murder trial.

As it happens, the C.B.O. also offered a more realistic projection based on the assumption that discretionary spending grows with inflation.

Although the figure was a projection based on the current growth rate, a newborn boy at a Beijing hospital was designated the 1.3 billionth citizen.

Council elections are notoriously difficult to predict, and Fisher points out that Labour could yet make some gains – or even worse losses than his central projection, based on the Conservatives' average poll lead of 3.8 percentage points, suggests.

America will become "majority-minority" in 2043, a year later than projected back in 2008.The new projections, based on the 2010 census, are derived from recent trends in fertility and immigration.

Temperatures projected for 2057 2059 based on the RCP8.5 scenario were nearly 1°C higher than projections based on the RCP4.5 scenario, resulting in almost twice as many projected heat waves.

Initial projections based on the actual vote count will be issued after about an hour, and then at regular intervals.

Projections based on the first-round results suggested that the Socialists and their close allies might emerge with 283 to 329 of the 577 seats in the National Assembly.

Mr Broadbent warned that "commentators often make very precise inferences from the Monetary Policy Committee's projections" based on "the particular nugget" of its inflation forecast.