Sentence examples for projections in the form of from inspiring English sources
For a class of symmetric operators having Weyl functions of a special type we calculate explicitly the spectral projections in the form of operator-valued integrals.
The scattered distribution of the projections in the form of small pockets during earlier stages of nuclear transformation may be necessary to ensure a degree of stability without sacrificing the flexibility required for morphological transformation.
Neuronal membrane trafficking is believed to occur via the same basic membrane compartments as those present in non-neuronal cells; however, the polarised nature of nerve cells and the distinct morphology of long cell projections in the form of axons and dendrites is linked to a more complex organisation and distribution of these compartments.
In 1952 a radical attack was made on wide-screen projection in the form of the Cinerama, which used three projectors and a curved screen.
There's no crystal ball or trusting a gut feeling here; we simply have the privilege of a bird's-eye view that most players don't have, and we're providing projections here in the form of predictions.
Input in these projections is often in the form of probability scores or perceived predictive value, or as qualitative data (usually text).
Inside, the Kabakovs have installed around 65 "projects," fictive plans in the form of texts, accompanied by models, sculptures, slide projections and so on.
The concept of varying networks is thus a projection of gene expression dynamics in the form of a directed graph of gene interactions.
If Greece's economy improved beyond current projections, a sweetener would be added in the form of a higher interest rate.
The Delphi technique is an anonymous, written and multi-round survey procedure, where a designated expert panel discusses future developments in the form of projections [22, 23].
This process is quick and inexpensive and involves obtaining calibrated equirectangular projections of photographs (individual or combined in the form of panoramas), to which we assign a spherical coordinate system in a GIS.
