Sentence examples for projection equal to from inspiring English sources

The clothoid is calculated according to relation (9) using as value of ℓ the one corresponding to a projection equal to the first column of the Table.

It is easy to see that the degree of the projections is equal to the degree of the polynomial p, by looking at the number of intersections of (H^{-1}(beta)) with the x-axis.

Neural morphology was distinguished from the normal cell morphology by a number of criteria, including the refractile appearance of the cells, the presence of either bipolar or multipolar neurite-like projections (with the projection at least equal to or exceeding the diameter of the soma) and the occasional presence of secondary extensions.

The angles indicated on the Hammer projection plots are equal to 90° −α.

When the output SNR is maximized, we can conclude from Appendix A and (48) that the projection subspace is equal to the signal subspace.

When the dimension of the projection subspace is equal to the dimension of the signal subspace, the output SNR can be maximized.

Finally, the equivalent back-projection operation is equal to f x i, y j = ∫ u r t ij u, u du (16).

RICK SANTORUM: A President Santorum would add $4.5 trillion to deficits over two terms, under the intermediate projection, leaving a debt equal to 104 percent of G.D.P.

On each pixel (boundary effects are neglected), the function H i,j) reads: <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0006010.e025.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> An important property of the remarkable Gaussian line is that in the case of a Gaussian peak, it contours the projection of a volume equal to 2/3 of the total volume of the peak.

The length is their difference and this is due to the fact that the length of the clothoid, which is L = 1000 m, is equal to the projection of the symmetrically projected transition curve.

The rank r k ± of the projection P ℓ ± is equal to the multiplicity of D ℓ in the decomposition of the reducible representation D ±.