Sentence examples for projection lies from inspiring English sources

The evidence for that projection lies in the fact that 36percentt of the class of 2004 initially failed the English part of the exam, though only 21percentt of the class of 2005 did, a sign, they said, that the new curriculum has already begun sinking into the lower grades.

These linear combinations are constructed so that the greatest variance by any projection lies on the first coordinate (called the first principal component), the second greatest variance on the second coordinate, and so on.

3-D reconstructions of focal projection fields in the striatum were developed to: (i) address how each focal projection lies within the striatum in dorsal ventral, medial lateral and anterior posterior space; and (ii) understand the relationships and predict convergence between focal projections from different cortical regions (Haber et al., 2006).

The value of projections lies in their utility in identifying the current and emerging trends to which policy-makers need to respond.

The value of projections lies not in their ability to get the numbers exactly right but in their utility in identifying the current and emerging trends to which policy-makers need to respond.

Most important to progressives, the projections lay the groundwork for healthcare reform, budgeting some $634bn as a starting cost and enunciating eight basic principles for universal coverage.

From the opening moments of the production, Gavan Swift's lighting and Elaine J. McCarthy's visual projections lay a heavy artistic footprint on the action.

In that case, all of the untilted images will be the same, except for in-plane rotation, and the tilted images will correspond to projections lying on a cone of orientations.

These projections lying within the hippocampal layer stratum lucidum (s.l., Figure  1a) are specifically prone to pathological Tau hyperphosphorylation and aggregation in a FTDP-17 based mouse model overexpressing the repeat domain of Tau with the mutation ΔK280 (TauRDΔ) in the forebrain [ 7, 8].

This is the short dashed line that begins in the same place as the second projection but lies below it.

This means that all the sunrays projected along the north south vertical plane will be intercepted by a collector provided the projection angle lies within the acceptance angle.