Sentence examples for projections alone from inspiring English sources
What if the projections alone could produce the same optical effects?
These representations could then reveal insights into the object's geometric and structural properties that could not be derived from flat projections alone.
There is a dispute if projections alone (forecasting) are valid parts of foresight [23, p. 8,15].
Under SRES climate projections alone, MISBA simulated an overall decrease in streamflow for sub-basins of SSRB in 2020s, 2050s, and 2080s.
I mean the projections alone are enough to make you wanna see this show!
Demographic projections alone require attention to the Latino vote, but a multi-year energizing of the Latino voting community, with the effect of permanently and substantially increasing civic participation among Latinos, could accelerate and increase the group's impact in critical electoral states.
Here, digitally restored old films and high-definition new movies are shown on screens so attentively that the projection alone can seem worth the trip, and usually on screens so large they remind you of when movies were bigger than you, bigger than life.
The combination of the two approaches also eliminates the unwanted noise that appears when using parallel beam projection alone.
Numerical tests of the projection alone confirm the analysis and show that this error is concentrated near the embedded boundaries, leading to higher-order accuracy in integral norms.
There was a statistically significant improvement (p = 0.003) detected in the sensitivity of the diagnosis when the laterolateral projection was used together with the ventrodorsal projection compared with the ventrodorsal projection alone.
Indeed, a recent reevaluation of the role of MS/VDB projections to hippocampus has argued that neither the ACh nor the GABA-ergic projection alone is critical for hippocampal-dependent spatial learning and memory and that impairments arise only when both ACh and GABA-ergic cells are destroyed (Baxter & Bucci, 2013; Pang, Jiao, Sinha, Beck, & Servatius, 2011; Pang & Nocera, 1999).
