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projection, projecting, projective, or
projector in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Projection,
projections or
projective may
refer to:
Projection (physics)...
- map
projections exist in
order to
preserve some
properties of the sphere-like body at the
expense of
other properties. The
study of map
projections is...
-
projection Gall–Peters
projection (mentions a
resolution rejecting the use of all
rectangular world maps) List of map
projections Mercator projection...
- The Gall–Peters
projection is a rectangular, equal-area map
projection. Like all equal-area
projections, it
distorts most shapes. It is a cylindrical...
-
Human po****tion
projections are
attempts to
extrapolate how
human po****tions will
change in the ****ure.
These projections are an
important input to forecasts...
- conical)
projections map
meridians as
straight lines, and
parallels as arcs of circles.
Pseudoconical In
normal aspect,
pseudoconical projections represent...
- the poles. However, they are
different projections and have
different properties. As with all map
projections, the
shapes or
sizes are
distortions of...
- the
north pole. List of map
projections Snyder, John P (1993),
Flattening the Earth: Two
Thousand Years of Map
Projections, pp. 60–2, ISBN 0-226-76747-7...
- This
projection is
named after American chemist Melvin Spencer Newman, who
introduced it in 1952 as a
partial replacement for
Fischer projections, which...
- trigonometry. The term
oblique projections is
sometimes used to
refer to non-orthogonal
projections.
These projections are also used to
represent spatial...
