Sentence examples for projection length from inspiring English sources
(b) Project each row vector of G, g i onto B*, and find the projection length, (2) l i = g i B * B * ′ g i ′ (c) Take the residual of each gene after projection onto the clinical factors.
Minimum mutual projection length: 3 m.
The specimens have cantilever projection length of 200 mm, with a thicknesses of 150 mm at both faces of column and free end.
Figure 3 Residuals of mean top height plotted against projection length for kauri grown in planted stands (RMSE =1.301, mean =0.09).
Insertion of microprojection array designs with varying projection length (40 190 μm), density (5000 20,408 proj.cm−2) and array size (4 36 mm2) did not affect the degree of extravasation.
The combination of IGF-1 and ES increased 2D projection length, an index of overall contraction strength, and enhanced expression of the gap junction protein connexin-43 and sarcomere development.
Only minor trends were evident across the range of observed values or projection lengths (Fig. 3).
Using some of the longest validation data available in the Northeast (>50 years), the model showed only minor signs of increasing bias with greater projection lengths.
Let ( l_{y} ) (the side lengths of slabs ① and ② in the direction of the Y axis) be equal to the projection lengths of the positive moment yield lines in the corresponding position, it can be noted that the load-carrying capacity of the curved boundaries in Fig. 6 and the rectangular boundaries in Fig. 14 are equivalent.
Any module vector having a small angle to the perpendicular line (the red line in Fig. 1) cannot effectively distinguish the two conditions, meaning that similar expression levels (i.e., the projection lengths) on the gene module have been observed in the two conditions.
To estimate projection lengths we calculated distances between center-of-mass coordinates for each connected pair of brain regions using the Caret macaque cortex surface map (http://brainmap.wustl.edu/caret; [32]), as previously described [15].
