Sentence examples for projection term from inspiring English sources

In addition, to incorporate holonomic singularity avoidance condition, collision avoidance constraints for the whole mobile manipulator and its final velocity, a suitably defined projection term onto the null space of the extended Jacobian matrix has been introduced.

According to diffraction theory, the evolution of the angular (fwhm) divergence Δθ of an HF primary source is expected to fall as, where cos θ is a projection term accounting for off-axis emission lobes and is the effective near-field spatial coherence length of the source.

These are the presence of a ventrally moving finger on the chelicera, and the presence of an anterior projection termed the epistomal plate, which possesses flap-like lips.

Treatment with α-factor, concentrated GFP-A-RAF at the tips of mating projections termed shmoos (Figure 1B).

Analytically, Eq. (10) allows a simplified projection in terms of life expectancy, the NRR, and the mean age of fertility.

By expressing this projection in terms of the modal basis, the number of significant modes in the analysis decreases drastically, and the computational effort is largely reduced.

Satisfyingly, this analysis finds that cilia-related and cell locomotion/cell projection GO terms are the most enriched.

This projection was termed talon cusp because of it bear a resemblance to an eagle's talon in shape.

The 53 genes were significantly enriched to two main functional clusters, ie, anatomical structure formation involved in morphogenesis (10 terms) and cell projection morphogenesis (13 terms) (Fig. 3).

We don't really have projections in terms of how big the [Chinese] market is.

It also reports the number of computed projections in terms of the ratio.