Sentence examples for match projected from inspiring English sources

After school begins, adjustments may be made if actual enrollment doesn't match projected figures.

The CO2 treatments were selected to match projected CO2 levels in the atmosphere and ocean by the end of this century on a moderate (RCP6) or high (RCP8.5) emission trajectory (Collins et al., 2013).

To help you do so with less stress, Ms. Stack offers some advice: Match projects to your energy cycles.

During last year's World Cup, pubs across London would switch to Love Island after each match, projecting the scheduled coiling of tanned bodies on huge screens.

The large dining room, lounge area and patio see one-off events such as concerts, football matches projected on to a huge screen and exhibitions of local artists.

For the study, the researchers divided the world into several smaller regions and matched projected rainfall patterns for each region with the expected growth in water demand.

Samasource tries to match projects to the local employees' capabilities, although it also gives people assignments that will stretch them.

To really make a difference, private entrepreneurs and civic entrepreneurs need to match projects to specific circumstances.

Staff members at The Parenting Project: Healthy Children, Families, & Communities then use the application process to screen potential projects and match projects with interested faculty members, working to ensure a good fit in terms of content, scope, and complexity.

The new database is a useful reference for design engineers to match project-specific soils to previous pullout tests and to check the accuracy of the current lower-bound design curves proposed in the late 70s and 80s.

"He uses very rigorous game theory," attests MIT economics professor Parag Pathak, the former student of Roth's who worked on the New York City match project.