Sentence examples for if we project from inspiring English sources

As shown by standard mathematical analysis (see, e.g., Jolliffe, 2002), if we project the data), if we project the data onto the 's, then the projection, (k = 1, 2, …, K; M ≥ K) represents the maximum possible fraction of the variability contained in.

"If we project weakness, they come.

This is a downgrade from old-fashioned derring-do, as becomes evident if we project superhackers back in time.

"If we project this to the future... what kind of horizon can they look towards," he asked.

If we project ourselves 50 years in the future, when we want to watch something on digital from 2012, it will be gone, disintegrated.

"If we project those results nationally, and if only half the parishes and communities in Italy have been touched by the Francis effect, then we're talking about hundreds of thousands of people who are returning," he said.

"Even if we projected 100% growth over the next five years for these companies, it wouldn't support the valuations that are in place and it's very unlikely they could achieve that kind of growth," argues Kusnetzky.

"We project that if the current trends continue, nitric acid will become the dominant acid in eastern North America by about 2012," Likens says.

"I think that at the end of the day, if we can project to 2020, it will all turn out good.

People here said, wouldn't it be amazing if we could project [the words] 'For sale' on the House of Commons, and three days later we did!

"If we can project people into a virtual character, so they feel and respond as if they were really in a virtual version of themselves, just imagine the implications.