Sentence examples for projections imposed from inspiring English sources

The projections imposed are: a MSL rise of 0.42 m; a freshwater flow reduction of ∼22% for the wet season and a reduction of ∼87% for the dry season.

The interaction between the trees and the projections creates imposing, weathered look that lends each face the power and mystery that comes from being one with nature.

Subsequently, particle orientations were refined with ∼10 cycles of projection matching without imposed symmetry.

The sensitivity of the genetic projection modelling to the imposed birth rate is considered in Appendix  A.

The sensitivity of the genetic projection modelling to the imposed mortality rate is considered in Appendix  A.

Although the imposition of rotational averaging generated images that closely resemble their parent projection, the image with imposed 5-fold rotational symmetry most accurately matches the structural interpretation of the nanoparticle described above.

In spite of this, they do not appear to have been combined to provide insight into the limitations imposed on matrix projections by observation error.

In Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) methods for fluid flow, incompressibility may be imposed by a projection method with an artificial homogeneous Neumann boundary condition for the pressure Poisson equation.

The boundary closures are based on the diagonal-norm summation-by-parts framework and the boundary conditions are imposed using an improved projection method.

The resulting dataset of 35,443 particles was then used to refine the initial cryoET model by projection matching in SPIDER with D5 symmetry imposed (Frank et al., 1996; Shaikh et al., 2008).

To create the meteorological input data, the 'delta change approach' was used: the monthly changes in precipitation and temperature between baseline and projection were calculated, and these changes were imposed on the CRU data.