Sentence examples for reducing the projection from inspiring English sources

Specifically, iterative methods compute reconstructions by solving the linear system iteratively, reducing the projection error in some vector norm in each iteration.

By reducing the projections for how much radiation exposure is likely in the years after such an episode, the proposal could also reduce the amount of contaminated land that would have to be abandoned.

In order to reduce the projection errors we propose a one-step penalty-projection method in the fluid domain and an iterative penalty-projection method in the solid region.

The results show that, the PEPR technique reduces the projection error and solution error in each iterations both for simulated and experimental data in both the algorithms and improves the reconstructed images with better contrast to noise ratio (CNR), percentage of contrast recovery (PCR), coefficient of contrast (COC) and diametric resistivity profile (DRP).

A non-linear minimization method is then used to reduce the projection errors.

Sculptor Randy Morgan was instructed to fill in spaces behind some of the 3-D images that commissioners thought could be handy for people to grab at and possibly injure themselves, and to reduce the projection of a surfboard that sticks out from the "Waterman's Wall". All other revisions were approved.

Overfitting reduces the projection to potential invasive localities (underpredicts), as does calibration of a model to the realized climate space rather than the fundamental climate space.

As the dimensionality is drastically reduced, the projection of the entire data onto the subspace can be visualized to help the user make a decision.

Reducing the number of projection scan considerably reduce the imaging time.

The techniques proposed herein are: (i) an algorithm for splitting the database of snapshots generated by the full-order model; (ii) a method for solving quasi-symmetrical matrices; (iii) a strategy for reducing the frequency of the projection.

In contrast, like the bidisperse diblock copolymers increasing the polydispersity of chain lengths in bidisperse gradient copolymers reduces the averaged projection area taken by each copolymer, thus more amounts of copolymers are needed to saturate a given interfacial area.