Sentence examples for formal projections from inspiring English sources

Others with a statistical bent and Olympic connections produce formal projections, among them Luciano Barra, a former Italian Olympic Committee sport director.

Mr. Kooney said that his office had not done any formal projections since the state budget was approved in July and that it was virtually impossible to make specific predictions about how the fiscal year would end.

Tribal chairwoman Leona Williams says the tribe hopes to reduce costs in future builds and to recoup some of the extra expense through energy, water, and health care savings, but has yet to make any formal projections.

The Congressional Budget Office hasn't had a chance to issue a formal projection on the Republican plan, but preliminary estimates have suggested the number of people who lose coverage will be in the millions, at least.

There are no formal budgets or projections for the year ahead, on the principle that customer needs, not product targets, should determine growth.

Core essences of ballet — academic virtuosity, big-theater projection, formal grace, boy-hunts-girl romantic drama and spectacular ceremony — were forged in the era of 19th-century Romanticism in ways that audiences continue to respect.

Projection semantics (formal semantics interpretation) can be expressed by mapping unformalized concepts (phenomenon or events) into mathematical constructions (for example, logic, programs, or sets).

The relation between the Self and the Persona can be seen as a simplification relation (called projection in more formal terms).

He and a team of collaborators created an "immersive interactive environment that was created from robotic actuation, formal transformation and real time projection mapping controlled by a sensory input device".

These starkly depressing projections appear in the formal Impact Assessment published smack alongside the official Green Deal proposals.

FAO projections are not based on a formal model, but use expert judgements, mostly of FAO in-house experts, to derive estimates of demand for food, feed, non-food uses, seeds and wastes as well as regionally specific projections of yields and cropped areas.