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At Danspace (June 23-July 1), the results, entitled "Slow Dancing/Trio A," will be projected at a speed so reduced that movement is barely perceptible.

Teletherapy (external beam therapy) uses radiation formed into a beam which can be projected at an internal body tissue from an external source.

This year's revenue growth is projected at a more modest 11%.

(It would be similarly unnerving if song lyrics were projected at a rock show, useful as the service might be).

Revenue from the tax is projected at a minimum of $4 million annually, to be divided between the counties where the wind projects are located and the state.

He made a splash, in 1993, with a video installation entitled "24 Hour Psycho," in which Hitchcock's horror classic was projected at a rate of two frames per second, amplifying the eerie power of the movie's images.

After selling more than a million cars a year in the late 1970's and again in the mid-1980's, the division has lost so many customers that its sales are projected at a mere 300,000 this year.

Revenue is projected at a CAGR of 16%, increasing from $33.4 billion in 1999 to almost $60 billion by 2003.

The technology works by rapidly alternating which of the images are projected at a speed that makes the transition undetectable to the human eye.

Under Burton's direction, Broyles wrote another draft, but his script was projected at a $200 million budget.

According to analysts at Moody's Economy.com, Albuquerque's job growth through 2012 is projected at an average annual rate of 1.6%, fueled in large part by its low costs and local business expansion.