Sentence examples for from projection from inspiring English sources

The other side of the project comes from projection mapping extraordinaire Bart Kresa.

He suggests that Ali has benefited from projection; his admirers assigned him progressive political and social views that he did not hold.

Cultures can suffer from projection bias as well; readers a number of decades from now may wonder why we became so infatuated with dour, middle-aged Swedish men who microwave their dinners and solve cold cases.

When Ms. Couric spoke at the conference, her face beaming down from projection television screens, she got raucous applause for a one-liner that said as much as any position paper about how far women have come in the business world.

Separate temporal and spatial error estimates arise from projection of the adjoint to semi-refined spaces.

The operation of backprojection takes the form of a mapping from projection data to an image.

Even in the third estimate, 22 percent of the data still comes from projections.

The app's developer says you can make more than a hundred changes using tax cuts and revenue increases that come from projections from the Congressional Budget Office.

Postmaster General John E. Potter says the Postal Service now expects to run a record $7 billion deficit in 2009, up from projections in March of $6 billion.

That's down from projections of 22percentt at the beginning of October but still appears very rosy, given the recent round of earnings reports.

If the price of electricity in 2010 is different from projections by only a few percent, the balance of costs and benefits to consumers may be far different.