Sentence examples for outward projection from inspiring English sources

What, for instance, are the characters in Toy Story if not an outward projection of Andy's childhood fantasies?

The result of this view is the notion that God is merely the outward projection of man's inward nature.

Dickinson projects a mental state outward, into the physical space of the garden, where a shadow is falling on the lawn, and this outward projection modifies space.

Branding, as opposed to spin doctoring or PR whitewash, is a study which begins with the inner culture of an organisation and only ends with outward projection of this culture.

Bay window, window formed as the exterior expression of a bay within a structure, a bay in this context being an interior recess made by the outward projection of a wall.

In general, it seems that the two retinas are, indeed, organized in such a way that pairs of points are projected innately to the same point in space, and the horopter is defined as the outward projection of these pairs.

Our outward projections reflect inner needs and desires.

On the cyclopean projection, they may be said to be localized by the outward projections of aC and bC, respectively.

The new EP, he says, is the first batch of music he's made where the songs feel less like conduits through which he can show off his wide-ranging influences, and more like outward projections of who he is.

In addition, in a 3D morphogenesis assay, LS174T and HCT116 cells with increased expression of miR-490-3p miR-490-3p miR-490-3pd presentedns and spheroid morpholess coutward to the negative control (Fig.  3c), which was associated with an improjectionsessive andlity.

Strikingly, in a 3D spheroid invasion assay, decreased levels of miR-26b in HCC cells were associated with morphologies typical of highly aggressive and invasive cells, presenting more outward projections compared with the control cells.