Sentence examples for because of projections of from inspiring English sources
Some are as huge as the multibillion-dollar effort to increase the height of levees and flood walls in New Orleans because of projections of rising sea levels and stronger storms to come; others as mundane as resizing drainage culverts in Vermont, where Hurricane Irene damaged about 2,000 culverts.
Possible changes in floods because of projections of temperature and precipitation changes.
I used relative changes in order to make the effects of DMR and MAP comparable and because my analysis of projections of regional climate models indicated that these factors change relative to the present value.
But a former mayor of Indianapolis, Stephen Goldsmith, Mr. Bush's chief domestic policy adviser, said the governor's arithmetic was sound, in part because of projections for federal surpluses, in part because of coming proposals the governor will make for ways the government can save money.
Investors had bid up shares of Yahoo in recent months, partly because of projections about the future value of its Alibaba holdings.
This method has its limitations, however, because of projection artifacts and measurements in two dimensions.
The second lowest cross-correlation array has a center 0 and off-peak array values of ± (p−4), because two pairs of projections from each array have their signs toggled.
Because of that, projections of the price of nuclear power tend to focus on the cost of building the plant rather than that of fuelling it.
But many energy experts question these types of projections because they include substantial amounts of natural gas that many scientists and engineers say may never be tapped.
So we should stop bashing bankers because they're just projections of what disgusts us about ourselves?
This is consistent with the basic principles of electrocardiography where different leads record different shapes of the ECG trace because of the different projections of the heart's equivalent dipole as observable from the specific lead [ 23, 24].
