Sentence examples for forms project from inspiring English sources
In a carved relief the highest, or front, plane is defined by the surface of the slab of wood or stone in which the relief is carved; and the back plane is the surface from which the forms project.
Data from application forms, project descriptions and informant interviews showed that this responsive activity sometimes entailed seeking advice from PPI groups prior to the application for funding.
There are many other forms like Error dialog, form about dialog, form plug-in, form choose projection, form project setting and others which are related to form main (See Figure 6).
Inside the dome, I close my eyes and watch the multi-colored geometric forms projected inside my new home change shape.
The Huffington Post reported that the organization's tax forms projected its mission as one "exclusively to conduct cancer research" and "grant wishes to terminally ill adult cancer patients".
Architectural guideline document includes recommendations for release sprints for forming project teams and for planning content and schedules.
A consortium of hundreds of universities, technical schools, research institutes, and public libraries joined together in 2014 to form "Project DEAL" to negotiate a new nationwide arrangement with Elsevier and other publishers for online access to journals.
Kenya's World, has formed "Project Pride,"a cultural initiative within the brand that aims to foster respect, responsibility and educational growth within the black community.
ARPA responded by forming Project Defender, initially considering a wide variety of far out concepts like particle beam weapons, lasers and huge fleets of space-borne interceptor missiles, the later known as Project BAMBI.
The participating organizations formed project teams who attended the learning sessions and were the effective drivers of the implementation in pilot departments of the organizations.
The sculptor mostly creates reliefs, sculptural carving with the form projecting from a flat background.
