Sentence examples for simplified projection from inspiring English sources

Analytically, Eq. (10) allows a simplified projection in terms of life expectancy, the NRR, and the mean age of fertility.

Finally, the resulting nonlinear equations set is solved using the generalized Newton method with line search (GNMls), presenting some acceleration strategies as: a new and more simplified projection operator, which makes it possible to obtain a quasi-complementarity of the contact variables, reducing the number of contact problem unknowns, and using iterative solvers.

The Technical National Guide (TNG) [52] does not recommend any model of forest dynamics, but the so-called stock recovery formula that it uses to assess sustainability implicitly relies on a simplified matrix projection model [61],[61].

The Technical National Guide (TNG) [ 52] does not recommend any model of forest dynamics, but the so-called stock recovery formula that it uses to assess sustainability implicitly relies on a simplified matrix projection model [ 61, 62].

Simplified, very simplified.

For solving the problems, we propose a simplified Brown McCallum's CAD projection operator, Nproj, of which the projection scale is always no larger than that of Brown McCallum's.

In fringe projection profilometry, a simplified method is proposed to recover absolute phase maps of two-frequency fringe patterns by using a unique mapping rule.

These proportions provided a simplified and robust measure of the projection distance profile of individual areas, from which we computed aggregate measures of node ranges for groups of areas.

This suggests that even the most strongly resolved FTICR mass spectra of complex materials represent simplified (e.g. isomer-filtered) projections of structural space.

Considering typical molecular weights of several hundreds of Daltons in the mass spectra of NOM (Fig.  6, bottom panels), it is readily anticipated that the mass spectra of such systems represent simplified (e.g. isomer-filtered) projections of a still hugely more expansive structural space (Fig.  7).

s can be used as input into simplified climate models to compute climate projections.