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Instead, between 26 May and 17 June, the festival will bring public art to Sydney and surrounds, largely projected on the city's most iconic structures.

The topic of climate change and health, whose burdens are diffuse and largely projected, is in many ways more challenging to address than emerging biomedical issues whose disease burdens are more immediate and apparent.

In fact, we make sense of the world around us by largely projecting our own films or memories outside us and onto other people and situations.

Obviously, he's sort of largely projecting his constituents' desires on the rest of the country, but what lay underneath is the fact that the measure would have more support if it had stronger reforms and didn't look like cheap incrementalism at best, a giveaway to the health care industry at worst.

Funding for Stonewall Housing is now largely project-based, with little left for the day-to-day running of the charity.

Funding received by most HPAIs was thus largely project-specific and linked to particular deliverables.

There is considerable variability between regions, depending largely on projected changes in precipitation.

By 1937, "the Soviet census found eight million fewer people than projected," largely in Ukraine.

The ENCODE and modENCODE projects are largely cooperative projects involving hundreds of scientists working in distant parts of the globe.

Some have projected that largely because of HIREC, a large proportion of the earth's species will go extinct in the next 50 100 years (Tilman 1994; Stork 2010).

Although Governor Rick Perry provided $2 million in Criminal Justice grant funds to support the initiative, the El Paso Times reported that the project largely failed to meet its projected goal of 1,200 BlueServo-related arrests in the first year.