Sentence examples for external projection from inspiring English sources

Yes, the telephone conversation may be intimate, but it at least has the feeling of an external projection: one reaches out to make calls.

(It is still a matter of debate whether the mural is a mistaken execution of a printed floor plan or the adapted design of an Old World star map, rendered according to the medieval custom of an external projection of a celestial globe).

While the Microsofts and Googles of our real dystopian world are currently approaching AR tech with headsets and smart glasses, Blade Runner 2049 relied entirely on external projection to augment its world and the people in it.

This is the external projection utlized by the film medium of celluloid to evoke the internal barrier to human transcendence out of realism.

It is also a proactive process of external projection in which a nation's institutions, value systems and unique cultural personality are promoted at a bilateral and multilateral level.

Audience participation in this making of a sacred geometry takes the perception away from the external projection -- and Lemon's personal journey -- into the internal space of reflection.

In some land slugs or tropical snails with reduced shells, respiratory functions have shifted either to external projections from the mantle collar or to the skin as the area of mantle roof available for respiration has decreased in size.

In a way the wedding component of the series looks at external projections and perceptions, while the monkey component starts to be more about self-reflection.

In addition, we performed internal or external oblique projections when the dorsoplantar projection did not permit an optimal visualization of the fifth toe phalanges.

Simms, indeed, ends with the hope that the European Union will become a "more cohesive international actor, particularly in the military sphere", with a single fiscal-military state built on unitary democratic institutions and a unified European army "with a monopoly on external force projection", as he put it in a recent article in this newspaper.

To us, Satan is a symbol of pride, liberty and individualism, and it serves as an external metaphorical projection of our highest personal potential.