Sentence examples for fact projected from inspiring English sources

The images of A, on aL and aR, do not fall on corresponding points and are, in fact, projected into space in different directions, as indicated by the cyclopean projection.

In fact, projected use of solar power, wind power and biomass and geothermal energy is so small that none of these merit their own category.

The cost of the bank bailout alone is, in fact, projected to be "almost nothing", as Politico's Morning Money blog put it.

(There are currently 46 styles of Motorola Razr Motorolaa has, in fact, projected which colors and finishes we'll find most attractive through the year 2009).

Since we can assume that the language with which people discuss moral matters will reflect their experience, then when they say things like "Hurting that cat is impermissible" we can assume that they are asserting that the situation instantiates this property (the property that they have in fact projected onto their experience).

Unipolar depressive disorders are in fact projected to be the leading cause of disease burden by 2030.

In fact, projecting an increase of 5,000 ha every 5 years, the water requirements for agriculture will increase is as illustrated in the following diagram.

Defending the closing of independent television news stations, General Musharraf said he favored an independent press, but wanted safeguards on "defamation by design, distortion of facts, projecting nontruths, humiliation".

The first film did, in fact, project forward into a future beyond 1970s San Diego.

The FS loop concept (FS-loop) is an advanced two-loop design which is being developed in the Fast Reactor Cycle Technology Development (FaCT) project as Japan Sodium-cooled Fast Reactor JSFRR).

This paper describes the design and construction of a full-scale camera based on G-APDs realized within the FACT project (First G-APD Cherenkov Telescope).