Mrs. Kennedy might have been intentionally projecting the image expected of women at the time.
The record surplus occurred in part because the Wall Street boom surpassed everyone's expectations, and in part because the Giuliani administration was intentionally conservative in projecting tax revenues.
The salesman's back is turned to us, his features obscured and intentionally nondescript so that we can project ourselves on to his suffering.
"I intentionally created a project that had all the dysfunctional behaviors that were around the environment I was from," Mr. Jackson said of that album.
Although state officials blamed the federal government, which finances the railroad, for leaving Amtrak constantly short of cash, Joseph H. Boardman, New York's transportation commissioner, also accused Amtrak of intentionally delaying the project and trying to wring more money from the state.
He then projects the finished collage onto a blank canvas and paints the shadow image, he says, "over-reading it and intentionally getting it wrong".
The results of an analysis of both intentionally accelerated and normally-paced projects suggest that project acceleration interacts with project content, leadership, and integration variables to affect on-time performance differently across NPD project types, sometimes in surprising ways.
Do you intentionally seek out these projects as a means to explore your past (5)?
While the pilot project is intentionally modest, it is related to a much larger effort, announced by Reuters late last year, that will send about 200 of its data-entry jobs to Bangalore from England and the United States.
The prosecutors are still investigating whether stem cells from Hwang's project were intentionally switched with those of MizMedi Hospital, which collaborated with Hwang on the research.
