Sentence examples for over the projections from inspiring English sources

He projects those composites onto a canvas, then traces over the projections, weaving the real patterns into non-existant machines.

The proxy contest focused mainly on how efficiently the two companies could consolidate their operations -- that is, heated debates over the projections of cost-savings and the estimates of revenue losses from eliminating overlapping product lines.

In its first six weeks, the Museum of Sex at 233 Fifth Avenue, at 27th Street, has drawn more than 15,000 visitors, well over the projections of the number needed to make a profit, reports Daniel Gluck, the founder and executive director.

Surfactant rests on an aqueous subphase and forms a smooth, continuous surface over the projections of the epithelial cells.

He turns up inside a movie theater, taking over the projection booth as a badly dubbed kung fu film unspools.

If nurses were to retire at a rate of 1 percentage point faster for every 5 years over the projection period then a total of 89,500 nurses were projected to retire between 2006 and 2026 and 90,900 if the retirement rate were 1 percentage point slower every 5 years.

He called the series "Mendota Stoppages," and he felt they had at least one advantage over the projection series: Because the light came from outside, there was no machinery in the room.

The skirmishes between Colin Powell's State Department and Donald Rumsfeld's Pentagon over the projection of American power had their precursors under Reagan, when Secretary of State George Shultz and Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger clashed.

With the unemployment rate expected to remain elevated over the projection period and ination generally expected to be at or under the Committee's 2 percent objective, most participants expected that...the federal funds rate would remain extraordinarily low for some time.

The soil parameters in Table 3 are assumed constant over the projection period.

Cumulative GRp is the net recharge (difference between precipitation (P) and evapotranspiration (ET) rates) over the projection period.