We also observed a pronounced tortuosity of the dendrites of the newborn neurons, as opposed to the straighter projection pattern observed in NBH controls (Fig. 5A).
The charity uses a straight-line projection of the trend in wealth shares in 2010-14 to forecast that just 50m adults will hold the majority of the world's household wealth by next year.
The small ball along the edge is not projected in the 0° projection straight down due to the limited projection range.
Straight-line projections are not always reliable.
Yet straight-line projections about China's emissions are now again in question, said Trevor Houser, a visiting fellow at the Washington-based Peterson Institute for International Economics.
It's a provocative image, but premature, perhaps -- the country these days is littered with red-faced oracles, including the chairman of Oracle itself, whose straight-line projections of upward-sloping trends have been bent into fishhooks by events.
The utility of each of these types of data in terrace correlation is discussed in relation to the complexity of the record, the probability of post-depositional alteration of surface sediments and comparison of straight-line projections with modern river long profiles.
Straight-line projections of food supplies and demand, energy supply and demand, and even global warming create warnings that we should always heed, but never despair over.
Mercator's breakthrough was to provide sailors with a map on which they could plot fixed courses as straight lines.His projection was a navigator's godsend, but as a representation of how things are, it came with well-known costs.
The nozzles have a rectangular cross section, the longitudinal axis of the accelerating section is straight, and its projection onto the plane of the nozzle is placed at a tangent to thecircle formed by the middle diameter of the turbine.
