Sentence examples for So projections from inspiring English sources

So projections for fall travel may be shaken by the same uncertainty that bedeviled this summer's travel plans.

So projections are that it will make its way to the east and eventually enter our eastern pine forests in the U.S. Unlike some other beetle species, the mountain pine beetle is able to use most pines that it encounters.

He has done a dozen or so "projections" on to buildings: in Brooklyn, along the canals in Amsterdam, in a public square in Hamburg and even on to the Millennium Museum in Beijing.

The frequency of severe typhoons with intense precipitation has increased in Taiwan recently, but there is significant inter- and intra-annual variation so projections for the future are unclear (Hsu et al. 2011).

First, the role of precipitation for mosquito abundance may be complex, so projections based on overall precipitation may be too simplistic.

Recent clinical experience indicates that potentially life-shortening complications such as diabetes mellitis and liver disease may become more frequent with advancing age, so projections based on experience of younger people may be inaccurate [ 2, 29].

So projection is bad with Obama but good with her? On a conference call Friday with Hillary's ever-more-hysterical male strategists, Slate's John Dickerson asked exactly when she had been tested in a foreign policy crisis.

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So, projection methods and their variant forms can be implemented for solving variational inequalities.

So projection methods have dominated in the iterative approaches to (CFP) in Hilbert space.

In addition, vectors were presented in orthogonal Cartesian coordinates so projection vectors in spherical coordinates are not known.