Sentence examples for the projection itself from inspiring English sources

You can select from 20 different colours for the projection itself, and the watch Is also waterproof the project page also states, quite explicitly, that the accessory is "absolutely safe for your skin and health," which is always reassuring to hear.

This is answered in two parts: Firstly the projection itself of concepts is assumed incomplete and open for modifications to capture any new contexts.

"I always wanted to achieve an additional level of freedom by making it possible to interact with the projection itself.

The Calderon projection itself is computed by convolution with the discrete fundamental solution on the three-dimensional Cartesian grid.

The second step in the transformation from 3D world to 2D image coordinates is the camera projection itself.

"Hand-drawn sketches were the starting point for the installation 'grapheme.' They delineate the artist's initial creative idea and serve as the basis for the films projected, as well as for the form of the projection sculpture itself.

Others offer an optical zoom on the projection lens itself.

McCall describes the works as caught somewhere between sculpture and film, occupying a middle ground where the field of light from the projection is itself the artwork.

Similarly, Freud, in his book "The ego and the Id", considers that "psycho-physiology has fully discussed the manner in which a person's own body attains its special position among other objects in the world of perception The ego is first and foremost a bodily ego; it is not merely a surface entity, but is itself the projection of a surface (Freud 1923, p. 27).

While most of the code was implemented in MATLAB, the cone projection algorithm itself was written in C and linked with the rest of the code as a mex file.

Among that festive crowd was the film's star, Ronald Bronstein (the director of the extraordinary and widely acclaimed independent film "Frownland"), who spent much of the evening somewhere he could be seen in the film itself: in the projection booth, showing the film (he's a projectionist in real life, and also plays one in the film).