Sentence examples for support the projection from inspiring English sources

The growing complexity and capability of programmable logic devices generates a need for languages, methodologies and tools that better support the projection of complex algorithms and applications into these highly parallel machines than traditional hardware design does.

Data for the first seven months of 2013 support the projection that the country will do better than expected once again this year, finally reaching the seminal target of primary surplus, ie a budget surplus, excluding payments for servicing old debts.

Boretti (2012) claims that sea-level records show insufficient acceleration to support the projections of sea-level rise that are used worldwide for planning and policy-making.

For the visualization, the Arena3D standalone Java application (35) was used to support the projections of large-scale networks whereas for smaller networks the Medusa Java applet (36) visualization tool was used.

These data support the projections of Ballen who estimates that the probability of using one's own cord blood varies between 1 2500 (0.04%) and 1 200,000 (0.0005%) in the first 20 years of life [ 7, 8].

Rather, small moves are used to telegraph messages, with every gesture supporting the projection of Mr. Timberlake as the earnest but cool lover.

When the doctors removed his life support machines, the projection was maybe a few hours or a day.

Senator Sanders has proven to be more restrained in his support for the projection of U.S. military force and highly critical of international trade agreements which have resulted in job loss and disinvestment domestically.

All these observations are further supported by the projection of both libraries in reduced chemical spaces.

However, some researchers question whether the data really support the authors' projections for East Africa.

Each bell-tower, let us quote De Martino, was always a "Marcellinara bell-tower", a "centre of the world", symbolically supported by the projections of meaning that the community culture had woven round it.