Sentence examples for is projections from inspiring English sources
noun
Something which projects, protrudes, juts out, sticks out, or stands out.
- The face of the cliff had many projections which are big enough for birds to nest on.
The output of the SIMIND program is projections giving the expected number of counts per pixel per unit of activity in the phantom and unit of time per projection.
According to the Federal Fleet Status Report in 2007, 39 U.S. vessels were more than 40 m long (Figure 2). Figure 2 is projections based upon 2007 construction plans for the U.S. research fleet through 2025, organized by class and function.
While in the models we consider rate coding and gamma oscillations share the same neural substrate, that is projections from a population of E cells to an I cell population, which in turn projects back to the E cell population, we find that their sensitivity to variations in excitatory and inhibitory synaptic strengths nevertheless differs.
The root of such intrusion is projection.
Chosen as is, projection is always positive.
One of those mechanisms is projection.
Another reason for completely untrue criticism is projection.
There were projections that people would fly.
"These are projections and are not forecasts," he said.
