Sentence examples for projected farther from inspiring English sources

But without tools, that message rarely projected farther than it needed to go.

Theoretical studies showed that movement behavior of three shape particles was distinguishing: the sphere particles could be projected farther, subsequently cylinder particles, flake could be projected closer, and the experimental results were in good agreement with the theoretical predictions.

This really helps you take in more air, it gives you confidence, and your voice is thus projected farther.

Projecting farther into the future is a mug's game, but I see reasons for optimism.

This natural emotion, Mr. Hallberg continued, only half joking, is more convincing, and thus projects farther than, "dare I say, Russian emoting".

In front of the diaphragm the cylinder is prolonged by a circular cutting edge that projects farther at the top, forming a protective hood for those working in front of the shield.

The difference between a console and other varieties of bracket has more to do with where it is used than its appearance, though in general a cantilever or modillion is supposed to project farther than a console in proportion to its height.

"This plan puts those projects farther away, not nearer.

(Stanton has lately taken his project farther afield as well, to India, Pakistan, Iran).

Averaging about $1,500 a square foot, it will soon seem like a bargain compared with projects farther north on the beach.

Alan Turing, who had earlier articulated the concept of a universal computing device (described in the section The Turing machine), may have pushed the project farther in the direction of a general-purpose device than his government originally had in mind.