Sentence examples for true projections of from inspiring English sources

Are humans brave enough to build machines as true projections of themselves?

An accurate 3D reconstruction in electron tomography needs the accomplishment of some requirements, the most important one being that the input 2D images must be the true projections of the original 3D object[19].

If true, projections of increased SST and storm frequency resulting from climate change suggest CFP incidence in the United States may increase.

Underlying 3D reconstruction are two implicit notions, namely, that electron microscope images are true projections of the imaged molecule and that all images represent identical molecules.

You're absolutely right that the "true" projection of the sky as seen from Earth is akin to the inside of a globe.

And her Jenny is slightly too good to be true: a projection of the savvy girl who will soon look back at love's valuable lessons, rather than the girl learning them in the here and now.

With very few exceptions, this has been true of projections for the global economy and individual countries alike.

The twisted pattern is comparable to computed projections of the true bullet-shaped GroEL Aacpn10 ADP complex (Chen et al, 2008), as well as a simulated asymmetric map (composed of a closed ring from TRiC ATP-AlFx and an open ring from apo-TRiC ATP-AlFx

If true, this fits neatly with the projections of many of those predicting tough times ahead for business schools.

But it was hard to see what the dance had to do with its score, a recording of Nina Simone singing "Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair," and the projections of daguerreotype portraits on the back wall.

LaVey discusses this extensively in The Book of Lucifer, explaining that the gods worshipped by other religions are also projections of man's true self.