Sentence examples for projections comprise from inspiring English sources

Three projections comprise the installation, where one video and two data projections are presented as a triptych.

Projections comprise a key tool to understand future consequences of training patterns and the capacity of institutions to hire and get the most out of their labour capacity.

The peripheral projections comprise an intersegmental nerve, consisting of two branches that fuse shortly after exiting the connectives, and the segmental anterior and posterior nerve.

Pediastrum, genus of disk-shaped colonial green algae, characterized by peripheral hornlike projections, comprising part of the freshwater plankton.

One of the four projections comprising "Serious Games" — three are eight minutes long, one is 20 minutes — shows soldiers at computers in a classroom operating a training video pictured on half the screen.

An age-related decrease in the size of a low-signal region that corresponds histologically to input projections comprising part of the perforant pathway was identified.

In contrast, the diffuse projections, comprised of smaller clusters of terminals and fibres, were distributed widely throughout the striatum.

Each projection comprised a field of view of 13×11 μm (horizontal×vertical) and was obtained from 419 diffraction patterns.

The second major projection comprised labeled fibers leaving the rSTG and coursing immediately lateral and dorsal to the amygdala and then merging with the VAP, whereas a third projection contributed to a VSP.

For brevity, only the results for aboveground live C are presented in this paper, but the trends in the belowground live, aboveground dead, total, and other C pools reported in the FVS C report are similar, in that they are linked to the tree growth projections that comprise the growth engine that drives FVS and Climate-FVS [8, 25].

Taking up several rooms, the floor-to-ceiling projections that comprise Various Self Playing Bowling Games depict bowlers from gaming's history (1970 to present day) in a kind of bowling purgatory rolling a never-ending string of gutter balls, try as they might to go for that elusive strike.