Sentence examples for subsequent projections from inspiring English sources
Differences between the values of the pattern matrix P inferred through CoGAPS or these subsequent projections are quantified using p-values from a t-test between the groups of experimental conditions being compared.
Most of the DIC approaches are based upon local analyzes of displacements, and their subsequent projection onto a set of mechanically relevant fields.
A subsequent projection of the value of stakeholder-led land management was calculated and compared to an existing reference for the value of urban green space from The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity database.
Each piece fluctuates in its appearance depending on the position of the sun and the subsequent projection of shadows.
This is done by estimating a pairwise ordering of the nodes from the data using multiple testing of the log-ratios of standardized partial variances, and by subsequent projection of this partial ordering onto the GGM.
The projection matrix, P, of size 3 Na × 6nB, comprising six local translation/rotation vectors of blocks (and the degrees of freedom of each block sum up to Na, see Fig. 2b), is prepared for the subsequent projection (the detailed formula for P can be found in Li and Cui, 2002).
In subsequent weeks, projections are now that manufacturers will supply 8 million to 10 million doses per week.
Subsequent maximum projections and intensity measurements confirmed that auxin increases cellular SNARE abundance at the tonoplast.
Proper orthogonal decomposition and subsequent Galerkin-projection is a common technique to obtain low-dimensional models for distributed parameter systems.
This step involves an affine transformation of each scan to the group-specific T1 template with a subsequent back-projection into the native space, followed by an automated brain extraction procedure incorporating a segmentation step to remove non-brain tissue [26].
During subsequent astral projection sessions, go to locations that are less and less familiar to you.
