Sentence examples for because it projects to from inspiring English sources

According to these theories, presuppositions are never really cancelled: if a presupposition seems to disappear, it is because it projects to a non-global context.

Southern Cal is close to receiving an automatic berth because it is projected to be No. 4 in the B.C.S. ranking released today.

DL1-3 (Figure 5C 5C'″) was somewhat atypical for DL1 cells because it mainly projected to the contralateral mb (though small terminals at the posterior margin of the ipsilateral lobe were not excluded).

Differentiating with respect to b yields, where ∇q(b) is referred to as the projected gradient of the quadratic function, because it is the gradient projected to the subspace defined by Z l.

I really like projection projects because it's possible to project on wavy surfaces; this is almost my main thing.

Indeed, many demographers shared the government's criticism and believe that the UN's projection (243m in 2050) was simply too high because it chose to project from 1991 census data instead of the latest data, from 2001.

There's a video on YouTube of a clearly moneyed teenager saying he prefers Palace to Supreme because it's "more road", which kind of tells you everything you need to know: lots of people buy this stuff because it helps to project a version of themselves they want the world to see.

There's a video on YouTube of a clearly moneyed teenager saying he prefers Palace to Supreme because it's "more road," which kind of tells you everything you need to know: Lots of people buy this stuff because it helps to project a version of themselves they want the world to see.

Note that the dopaminergic substantia nigra pars compacta was not included because it is thought to project primarily to the basal ganglia, an area not included in this study.

"It helped me with this project because it allowed me to focus, to concentrate on one thing.

This is tough on the interviewee, because it's hard to project a certain image of yourself while under constant scrutiny for such a length of time.