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In plane projections, a series of points on one plane may be projected onto a second plane by choosing any focal point, or origin, and constructing lines from that origin that pass through the points on the first plane and impinge upon the second (see illustration).

The areal densities in plot regions close to isotropic mechanisms are found to be low for the modified hexagonal bi-pyramid projection (c), spherical equirectangular projection (e), and percentile projection (l), in which even near-isotropic mechanisms may be projected apart from the isotropic mechanism.

But in fact the superhero's costume often functions as a kind of magic screen onto which the repressed narrative may be projected.

A student scoring 13 on the freshman year test, for example, may be projected to score 14.5 as a sophomore.

FunMobility is hoping FunTweet can be a display tool for parties, conferences and other gatherings where live stream messages may be projected.

In this way the structural features of political and academic fields may be projected onto the image of the new institution.

Brooks may be projecting a different image, but she still thinks like a tabloid editor.

Husk Insulation may be projecting revenue of $30m a year by 2014, but for the time being the company is absorbing every bit of spare cash.

The two models may be projecting different populations as there are no data for trees over age 45 in the DFSIM development data set.

And climate models, the researchers say, mostly understate the impact of aerosols in the stratosphere, so may be projecting that temperatures will rise faster than they actually are.

He may be projecting those emotions onto Sen. Warren.