But Mr. Dreyer, the spokesman, said the company had taken into account projections of lower bookings in the spring and summer at its parks and was nevertheless "on track to achieve growth in park attendance" this year.
But Adriana Kugler, a former chief economist at the Labor Department and the lead author of that study, said it did not take into account projections that an influx of immigrants would result in higher wages for everyone, nor did it calculate the contributions of offspring.
These valuations would take into account projections of long-term change, and assessments of what countries might need in future.
The developed model is an accounting projection model with heterogeneous agents and overlapping generations, used for the projection of revenues and expenditures of the Spanish social security system.
When the electric field is explicitly taken into account the projection of 5σ and 2π∗ orbitals exhibits substantial changes.
Consumers are often faced with making a current decision for future consumption (i.e. purchasing groceries for a week's time period), and their failure to account for projection bias could then render biased decisions, i.e. basing their decisions on a hot state with the potential to regret later.
Given all the tradeoffs and rewards of living in this staggeringly complex, gloriously maddening city, there is no final accounting or projection.
After this point, the switch would gradually reduce global warming but only marginally, taking into account current projections that the earth will warm by as much as 3 degrees Celsius (5.4 degrees Fahrenheit) by 2100.
As talks between Congressional leaders and Mr. Bush get under way this week, Mr. Gephardt and Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the Senate majority leader, want the president to revise his budget request to take into account new projections of a much smaller surplus.
In Seattle, where earthquakes have the potential to be even stronger than in California, engineers will be required to take into account new projections of shaking that are 33percentt higher than the old ones, said C.B. Crouse, an expert in ground motions who helped write the new guidelines.
On many accounts, the projection is assumed to involve the subject's imaginatively "running" mental processes "off-line" that are directly analogous to those being run "on-line" by the target (e.g. Goldman 1989).
