Sentence examples for subject to projection from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, coronagraphic observations of CMEs are subject to projection effects.

In all of these examples, if the decisions apply to the present situation, then there should be no (projection) bias; whereas decisions applying to later times but made under current conditions can be subject to projection bias.

To avoid this problem, in our work, the previous position in the projection space of solutions with unchanged location in the design space will be just copied to the new projection space of the next optimization iteration, only the solutions with changes will be subject to NLMR projection.

Unfortunately, coronagraphic observations (especially for HCMEs) are subject to a projection effect which makes it impossible to determine the true radial velocity and width of CMEs.

Only flares that occurred within 30° from the limb were considered, so that the speed and width measurements of CMEs were subject to minimal projection effects.

Projects with a larger number of samples are highly dependent on the workflow employed and laboratory workload and are subject to timeline projection on a case-by-case basis.

The feature vectors are then subjected to subspace projection.

To take Roth's correspondence as a straight path into his brain, as I had foolishly done, is to miss the fact that letters, like novels, are written — subject to the same projections, metaphors and linguistic instabilities that elevate a novel from the terrestrial to the metaphysical plane.

If destiny is subject to the ephemeral projections of ego upon the world around us, then it has no way to influence our lives, no more than the decisions we are asked to make anyway.

Particles in each class were sorted into two independent stacks and subjected to further projection-matching refinement.

To allow the presentation of PM resident PDGFR and the Golgi resident protein GM130 in the same image, the required number of confocal slices were extracted from the recoded z-stacks and subjected to maximum projections.