Sentence examples for projection of these from inspiring English sources

"And there is also a short anterior projection of these vertebrae (or ribs) which would make it impossible for the animal to erect a crest".

It is shown that a two-mode projection of these model partial differential equations can be related to an intuitively appealing two-degree-of-freedom mechanical system.

In general, it seems that the two retinas are, indeed, organized in such a way that pairs of points are projected innately to the same point in space, and the horopter is defined as the outward projection of these pairs.

Then it slowly occurs to you how frequently these strange texts -- in their sentimental pretensions and transparent self-deceptions, their careering emotional shifts and their impetuous paranoia; and, most profoundly, in their projection of these inner turmoils into external policy imperatives -- mirror the official course of governance in Richard Nixon's two administrations.

Structured in a tree, this cache supports the image synthesis stage through massive adaptive tree cut searches, together with the projection of these cuts on the many receiver shading points i.e., unprojected pixels in 3D space, where visibility is solved with receiver-specific z-buffer.

It is the intersection of the projection of these two curves onto a common plane that determines existence of the fixed point.

Combining selective ultrastructural reconstruction of neuropil with functional and viral circuit mapping, we characterized some basic features of circuit organization for axon projections of these cell types.

Using the thermodynamic model and the database developed in the present study, liquidus projections of these oxysulfide systems are proposed for the first time.

In the smooth scattering theory framework, we consider a pair of self-adjoint operators H0, H and discuss the spectral projections of these operators corresponding to the interval.

The norms of spectral projections of these operators are found to grow at intermediate rates from arbitrarily slowly to exponentially rapidly.

Random instances of line drawings are then obtained as perspective projections of these scenes, and can be used as an input to standard labeling algorithms so as to derive experimental estimates of the complexity of these algorithms.