Sentence examples for projection projects from inspiring English sources

The Vimeo video (top) is the Samsung one, created by D'strict, and the YouTube one is by Obscura Digital, no stranger to crazy projection projects.

There are two important limitations of using such economic efficiency criterion, namely, the ethical legitimacy of using households' existing preferences for groundwater projection projects and distributional effects of not protecting groundwater from pollution.

The multitude of international field experiments, analysis and re-analysis of observations, Earth system models, climate prediction and projection projects, and scientific synthesis and assessments need to be coordinated and integrated with other relevant information to enable practical application of fundamental climate science of direct relevance, benefit and value to society.

I really like projection projects because it's possible to project on wavy surfaces; this is almost my main thing.

The Los Angeles based multimedia design company behind the Epicenter light show and other large-scale 3D projection projects broadcast their latest performance this winter during the second season of the Kultura Channels' "Big Ballet" program.

Projection projects all l-mers from the input sequences onto many buckets by hashing and then derives the consensus sequences to select some valid buckets.

where P Q : = E n − s − Q + Q is an ( n − s ) × ( n − s ) matrix (an orthogonal projection) projecting the space R n − s onto the kerQ.

which is an orthogonal projection projecting space to of the matrix where is an identity matrix and an -dimensional matrix (3.18).

where P Q ∗ : = E m − Q Q + is an m × m matrix (an orthogonal projection) projecting the space R m onto the ker Q ∗.

which is an orthogonal projection projecting space to of the transposed matrix where is an identity matrix and is an -dimensional matrix pseudoinverse to the -dimensional matrix.

where D : = X n − s ( a ) is an n × ( n − s ) constant matrix, rank P D ∗ = d = n − rank D, P D d ∗ is a d × n matrix consisting of d linearly independent rows of the n × n matrix P D ∗ : = E n − D D + (an orthogonal projection) projecting the space R n onto the cokerD.