Sentence examples for simultaneous projection from inspiring English sources

Colour music, music intended for instrumental performance in conjunction with a simultaneous projection of changing colours onto a screen.

The basic ingredients in all of Mr. Fast's subsequent work were there: the blurring of realism and fantasy; the combining of special effects and conventional forms; the simultaneous projection and rejection of specific political content.

A technique known as photogrammetry, which involves the simultaneous projection of the overlapping views, makes possible the preparation of contour maps or three-dimensional models of the terrestrial surface that has been photographed.

Moreover, the exemption would extend only to public displays that are made "either directly or by the projection of no more than one image at a time". Thus, even where the copy and the viewers are located at the same place, the simultaneous projection of multiple images of the work would not be exempted.

To produce a three-dimensional effect in motion pictures (see 3-D), various systems have been employed, all involving simultaneous projection on the screen of left- and right-eye images distinguished by, for example, different colour or polarization and the use by the audience of binocular viewing filters to perceive the images properly.

In this article we introduce two simultaneous projection algorithms and two semi-alternating projection algorithms to solve the SEP.

The simultaneous projections from the caudal E-DEC neurons to both the spinal cord and the NA suggest that these neurons also play integrative roles in non-respiratory behaviors including vocalization, swallowing and defecation.

That if you go into a gallery and spy not one but 10 simultaneous projections, some circular, some diptych-form, some pixellated into squares that jostle against one another – as with Kutlug Ataman's installation fff, at the Whitechapel – then it is obvious that you are in the realm of art.

For 2010's "Osedax," made with her partner, Edgar Cleijne, visitors crouch to enter a black-box theater and settle in to view two simultaneous projections: one of glass slides hand-painted with watery abstractions, the other a 16-millimeter film incorporating footage of a shipwreck off Rhode Island.

For "Osedax" (2010), made with her partner, Edgar Cleijne, visitors crouch to enter a black-box theater and settle in to view two simultaneous projections: one of glass slides hand-painted with watery abstractions, the other a 16-millimeter film incorporating footage of a shipwreck off Rhode Island.

In "Osedax," made with the artist's partner, Edgar Cleijne, visitors crouch to enter a black-box theater and settle in to view two simultaneous projections: one of glass slides hand-painted with watery abstractions, the other a 16-millimeter film incorporating footage of a shipwreck off the coast of Rhode Island.