All Procellariiformes are recognizable by their conspicuous tubular nostrils, which project upon the culmen (upper bill).
Perhaps any artwork — perhaps any object — means whatever we project upon it, given the circumstances.
And that was hardly the only horror trope that Twitter would project upon the 2018 White House Christmas.
Inscrutability transforms him into an enigmatic symbol, capable somehow of summoning other people to project upon him their own best hopes and ideals.
Standards reflect the shared values, aspirations, and responsibilities we as a society project upon each other and our world.
There is no thesis requirement, but an optional master's thesis or project, upon faculty approval, may count as the equivalent of up to 8 units.
The subtitle of Glaeser's book – How our Greatest Invention Makes Us Richer, Smarter, Greener, Healthier and Happier – brilliantly encapsulates the possibilities of prosperity that the new urbanists have come to project upon the city.
The spectators must no longer be mere spectators; they must bring their sympathetic imagination to bear and project upon the impersonal mask of the player the emotions of the drama.
Yet the anxiety remains – perhaps for no other reason than that becoming a parent is an inherently anxiety-inducing experience; or perhaps because modern life induces so much anxiety for other reasons, which we then project upon our babies.
During the mid-1880s he wrote many articles and reviews for the Magazine of Western History and began the monumental project upon which rests his reputation as a historian the History of the United States from the Compromise of 1850.
Lang's first project upon his return to Germany was the futuristic masterpiece Metropolis (1927), which he spent most of 1925 and 1926 shooting for UFA, nearly exhausting the considerable resources of the studio.
