Sentence examples for suitable for projection from inspiring English sources

The key is a series of small cameras and the cloaking of the object in a material suitable for projection of images.

The results obtained confirm that the designed probes are suitable for projection imaging of biological media with the use of scanning method through switching of the right pairs of sending and receiving elementary transducers.

It could be used at the beginning of a lecture focusing on epigenetic tags and their effects; the large version is suitable for projection.

With this reversal (slide) film, colour transparencies could be obtained that were suitable both for projection and for reproduction.

There I'd be, reading along, imaginatively projecting myself into the character most suitable for imaginative projection, forgetting through suspension of disbelief the differences that separated me from that character — and then I'd come across a line like "These Turks took a pleasure in torturing children" ("The Brothers Karamazov").

Step 1 - Preprocessing: The aim of this step is to remove inconsistencies from the metabolic network and to transform it into a form suitable for the projection in Step 2. First, based on ∑ we sort the columns of S in the form: (3) S ¯ = (Ā B ¯ ) where the reaction corresponding to the i-th column belongs to ∑ iff the i-th column is in Ā. Next, the blocked reactions [ 37] are removed.

GIS software packages such as ArcGIS provides GIS analyst with many projections from which the analyst must choose the one suitable for his project.

In addition to modelling and projecting the overall population change, the MULTIPOLES model allows for including assumptions on future labour force participation trends, and is therefore also suitable for labour force projections.

In 1569 the Flemish cartographer Gerardus Mercator published a world map that he had composed using a "projection suitable for navigation," the details of which he did not disclose.

The key idea underlying our approach is to compress the initial index domain along a number of directions in order to obtain a new domain that is more suitable for the application of projection methods.

The present paper aims to propose a frequency-domain formulation of a stress invariant based multiaxial fatigue criterion, called "Projection by Projection" (PbP) approach, suitable for estimating fatigue life in presence of complex multiaxial loadings.