Sentence examples for projections belong from inspiring English sources
The projections belong to Patriots receiver Wes Welker, who is generously listed at 5-9, 185 pounds, and has caught 40 passes for 616 yards through four games.
The majority of projections belong to this group: 3 (new value chain), 5 (radical innovations), 6 (oil dependency), 8 (value of image), 11 (qualified personnel), 13 (shift in raw material mix) and 14 (bio-based products).
This indicates that the aJO projections belong to a previously undescribed group, leading us to conclude that two different populations of C/E-projecting neurons can elicit antennal grooming – one that projects only to the AMMC, and the other (aJO) that projects to the AMMC and SEZ.
More concretely, each cell of the grid represents the number of points whose projection belongs to the cell. 5.
This model can be used to compute the probability that a certain projection belongs to a certain distribution (class).
In this study, the direction of projection belongs to "NW" which indicates the enhancement of operational efficiency.
(L_{p} -projection bodies beL_{p} -projection})-bodiesMinkowski theory, which is an extension of the classical belongMinkowski toeory.
The answer to the second question will enable us to provide a similar estimate for the cervical enlargement, and thus determine the proportion of projection cells that belong to the spinothalamic tract at this level.
Hawkins and Sutton (2009) break down variability in climate projections into fractions that belong to the scenario itself, the climate model used and internal variability.
Projection 2 (rules and regulation) and projection 15 (value driver sustainability) belong to this group of high-impact prospects, indicating a high likelihood that these two events will occur: they are expected projections.
Cluster analysis, PCA and discriminant analysis belong to the unsupervised class whereas latent projection, k-nearest neighbor algorithm (KNN), Fisher linear discriminant analysis (KLDA) and artificial neural networks (ANNs) belong to the supervised class.
