Sentence examples for probably projected from inspiring English sources

As we entered 2007, if I had told you that by early June the U.S. economy would be flirting with recession, or that the Americans and the Iranians would be sitting at the same table, and that oil inventories would be at or close to all time highs you would have probably projected an oil price below $50.

Granted, the women on this show and some of those on "Ready for Love" were no doubt chosen for their outrageousness and are probably projecting caricatures of their real selves.

But the Yankees always cringed when he tried to steal, Giambi said, and despite Jeter's superior on-base percentage last season (.389 to Damon's.366), he probably projects better as a No. 2 hitter than as a leadoff man.

Other dragonfly [ 14] and hoverfly [ 21] STMDs have small receptive fields and probably project directly to descending neurons.

The natural explanation for this is that HexP3 is located in a close to tangential orientation on the surface whereas HexP1 is in a more loose conformation, probably projecting more or less perpendicular to the surface.

These are dedicated lines in which a single stimulus is coded, in a highly selective manner, by a single class of receptors hence by a single glomerulus in the AL, probably projecting to a dedicated area in the LP with direct control of premotor neurons.

Here's what can be said: Ms. Holzer's texts will probably be projected on the inside of the institute, with writings by the Polish poet Wislawa Szymborska on its exterior.

During the injection of ammonia into the reaction, at the beginning each nanoseed probably quickly projected small nanorod structures with high density on the surface.

But the forest background will be projected, probably in sepia tones at the start, with color phasing in gradually as the aria proceeds.

"I probably would have projected higher growth during the month, but I caution anyone looking at these numbers that they don't give a complete picture," he said.

Based on the 15 publications cited, not a single study shared authors (Table 5), suggesting that these studies were probably side projects or graduate student projects.