Sentence examples for such projection as from inspiring English sources

In our application Isomap generates a low-dimensional projection of signaling networks represented by the activity of molecular signals, where groups of different cues/treatment conditions could be easily identified and visualized (henceforce we refer to such projection as low-dimensional embedding of the signaling network).

Further, if the pomerium passing through these four numbered points followed in general the line afterwards taken by the Aurelian wall, leaving out such projections as that made by the wall south of the baths of Caracalla, (e) would naturally fall into it, and (f) and (h) might be supposed to have been moved somewhat from their proper places.

Such projections are as old as the internet itself, but they have recently enjoyed renewed interest through the idea of moocs (massive open online courses) where universities provide open access to their learning content through online platforms.

But such projections are only as reliable as the market insight the company can glean.

State leaders generally accept such projections, even as they question the scientific consensus that humans are a major cause of climate change.

Maryland transit officials have said the numbers changed as they continued to refine the model and that it's not unusual for such projections to fluctuate as a project's design becomes more detailed.

Such projections are nonsense--as is clear even today.

But such projections could change as the demand for cobalt increases, especially in lithium-ion batteries, which require 10 times as much cobalt as lithium.

Three people familiar with the internal maneuverings at Facebook said Mr. Yu objected to such a rosy projection as the company was struggling to finance its expensive global growth.

Market capitalization is a classic example of such an anchored projection, as it reflects all the information that is publicly available about a company at the relevant time of valuation.

Your judgment might be clouded by biases such as projection or selective perception.