Sentence examples for fair projection from inspiring English sources

Since Mr Gordon thinks the American economy is incapable of repeating the 1996 to 2004 experience he concludes that 1.3% is a fair projection for productivity growth.But Mr Gordon's assessment already looks far too pessimistic.

That's the story of the Cavs thus far this season: there's fair projection, there's lofty expectation, and then, somewhere far above those marks, there's the 2011-2012 Cactualrs' actual performance.

To be fair, the projection is somewhat underwhelming compared to the biggest dragon in the history of the series we saw during the Season 5 finale, and other projection mapping projects such as Adrien M. and Claire B.'s Hakanaï.

We've seen our fair share of projection mapping projects over the past few years, but every once in a while, we'll see one that tries to elevate the art form and take it into new aesthetic directions.

At the recent Berlin art fair, 16mm film projections outnumbered digital projections by two to one.

It does this through various projections by young and renowned artists, a book fair, family activities and special projects for the museum's 30th festivities.

But given that the majority of movement responses in our sample preferred gaze coding, it is fair to assume that the subcortical projection also predominantly contains a gaze code.

Amusement parks and world's fairs have often featured 360-degree projection.

Those are the latest projections of Ray C. Fair, the Yale economics professor who has been studying the economy's effect on American elections for decades.

Mr. Pugh's last show was the exceptional fresco-like ceiling projection at the Pitti Immagine fair in Florence in January.

This is the toughest and most realistic of its projections – again, a good and fair rule of thumb to use for assessing politicians everywhere.