Sentence examples for projections from a from inspiring English sources

This means that cells in higher visual areas project back to a wider area than that which projects to them, and cells in lower visual areas receive projections from a wider area than they project to.

In 1981, De Bruijn explained a method to construct Penrose tilings from five families of parallel lines as well as a "cut and project method", in which Penrose tilings are obtained as two-dimensional projections from a five-dimensional cubic structure.

Van Eyck would not be just enchanted (as Sharratt was) with the projections from a mirror, he would have made as many as possible and studied them.

The elevator was like a time machine to prewar New York, and the yawning emptiness invited sepia projections from a modern imagination.

"Finding Center," a New York première by Parsons, takes its title and backdrop projections from a series of pastels, by the artist Rita Blitt, of ovals and circles, shapes that have previously inspired ingenuity in the choreographer.

The core of the show, however, is the 33 videos created in the course of Ms. Green's extensive travels over the last half-decade, shown at individual DVD stations or as wall projections from a video jukebox.

Projections from an average of current opinion polls give Labour an overall majority of 84 seats.

Using climate projections from an ensemble of 16 models, we conducted an assessment of a midcontinental area of North America Minnesotaa) based on a resistance, resilience, and facilitation framework.

Climate projections from an ensemble of 5 GCMs (MPI-ECHAM5, BCCR-BCM2.0, CSIRO-mk3.5, IPSL-CM4, and MRI-CGCM2) are used in this study.

It consists of 2500 units that receive FF projections from an input layer containing another 2500 units (Fig. 6 a ).

Holiday sales for 2008 are expected to grow an anemic 1.5% from 2007, according to the latest projections from TNS Retail Forward, a market research firm that specializes in retail.