Sentence examples for projections drawn from from inspiring English sources

They could be among the animated video projections drawn from nature by the Dutch artist Jacco Olivier that are on display throughout the park, daily from 6 a.m. to midnight.

But ProPublica's projections drawn from figures previously reported by both companies show that Chesapeake could earn back billions of dollars of the transportation fees it is paying Access over the next 10 years.

Many other projections are used, for example, the conic projection, drawn from a point directly above the North or South Pole.

By sharing internal projections drawn up in December, Yahoo appears to be making a case for either its independence or a higher offer from Microsoft.

Following [52], a random projection matrix, drawn from a normal zero-mean distribution, provides with high probability a stable embedding[53] with the dimensionality of the projection d r ′ selected as the minimum value such that d r ′ > 2 z log ( 7, 680 / d r ′ ).

Moreover, it continues to exceed attendance projections, drawing a record 2,528,898 fans in 2001.

One can easily estimate {αi} from {yi} for some choices of A. For instance, if the entries of the projection matrix A are drawn from N ( 0, 1 / K ), the {αi} can be estimated using a maximum likelihood estimator (MLE) by exploiting the statistics of the projection matrix and noise.

The polar projection is an azimuthal projection drawn to show Arctic and Antarctic areas.

Further, crwn4 nuclei occasionally contain thin projections that appear to be drawn from the nuclear surface (arrowheads in Figure  3).

In the second step of defining the influence function, an incremental angle dθ is drawn from the projection angle θ as shown in Fig. 2.

Specifically, we determined λi from 10,000 replicate projection matrices, with each element drawn from its corresponding likelihood distribution; confidence intervals for λi were taken as the range encompassing the central 95% of λi estimates.