When I asked him how long it would be before voice search would become accurate to the point where we take it for granted (and didn't have to check for typos), he declined to really offer a projection (he noted that he could say something like "five years", but that that's just research terminology for "I have no idea").
Half shows Mr. Wegner in the flesh, while the other half offers a live projection, rotated so that the floor appears to be the wall; the audience gets gravity-defying spectacle and the wizard behind the curtain at the same time.
He offers a price projection of $90 by the beginning of 2010, which would put oil prices at a 50% comeback from their lowest point in the past year.
The SOTU usually reflects on grand accomplishments and offers a rosy projection for the future -- an attempt to inspire the American people and the assembled members of Congress.
At one point, the multitiered screens offer up a projection of an old tin shack in the country for a stripped-down, semi-acoustic segment that included "We Can Work It Out," "In Spite of All the Danger," "You Won't See Me," "Love Me Do" and "And I Love Her".
Connect for Health Colorado's Finance Committee recently offered a revenue projection for the current year.
Having been a part of the resurgence of evo-devo from the beginning, he offers a well-informed projection of where the field is headed in terms of the sorts of tools that might be used and the questions that might be asked.
It's hard to say immediately what the final budget will look like, but a first look through the 134 pages of initial projections offers a peek at Obama's ideas in concrete form.
A projection of keyword growth is offered, and key features of the emerging knowledge base within engineering management are discussed.
