Sentence examples for accurately projects from inspiring English sources

Carnegie Hall has plenty of time to coin a name that more accurately projects this group's appeal.

The absence of a light source on the proton delivery system that accurately projects proton field edges onto the patient's skin posed a significant challenge for daily verification of proton-to-photon and -electron field matching.

Unsurprisingly, the model accurately projects the within-trial outcomes (see online supplementary appendix).

To accurately project program costs, analysts need accurate estimations of antiretroviral drug (ARV) costs for children.

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She dismisses as hogwash the notion that anyone can accurately project, in a sudden flash of insight, what they want to be doing in five years.

"He is so sharp that he would call me with matinee figures on opening day and then accurately project the film's ultimate performance" at the box office, Mr. Spielberg told Variety in 1995.

"Our ability to accurately project prescription drug costs, particularly if you say you are not going to have administered pricing -- that's the polite word for price controls -- is poor," Ms. Wilensky said.

But court records say that Mr. Karp's investors grew concerned about the project's future in late 2008 because Mr. Karp had not "accurately projected his costs" and "grossly exceeded his budget".

In Albany, the Cuomo administration says markets are so unsettled that it can no longer accurately project tax revenues, so it has postponed releasing overdue details about the state's financial condition.

Sometimes it may be best to set up a bidding system in which employees submit vacation requests by a certain deadline, so that managers can accurately project staffing levels, she added.