Sentence examples for projected spot from inspiring English sources
His primary receiver will be the 6-foot-4 Roy Williams, who gave up a projected spot in the top 10 of the N.F.L. draft to play his senior season.
Its silhouette is subtly tapered, he says, so its facades converge at an imaginary focal point 10 times its height – a learned nod to Edwin Lutyens Cenotaphh memorial in Whitehall, whose planes meet at a projected spot 1,000ft in the air.
No one was questioning her projected spot alongside previous women's Grand Slam winners — Mo Connolly in 1953, Margaret Court in 1970 and Steffi Graf in 1988.
The optical set-up addresses the correspondence problem by coding the pattern with different wavelengths, assigning a unique wavelength to each projected spot.
In this way, clusters of pixels at the location of a projected spot are 'grown' into each other to form a single identifiable region.
Since the light source is a broadband laser and the fibers are closely spaced at the input end (average separation of 68 ± 3 μm), each projected spot effectively contains a unique low bandwidth spectral feature.
For each calibration image of the projected spots, the centroid of each spot was located using the algorithm described in Section 2.2.
The Clippers, one of the most maligned franchises in part because of their questionable draft history, won the lottery at the NBA Entertainment Studio, leapfrogging two spots from their projected draft spot.
The design is such that the anode and the heel effect are reversed and the projected focal spot is smallest at the chest wall.
The 41 players who have been declared eligible have been advised by the league's personnel experts, who, at the request of the players, have told them of their projected draft spot.
His height doesn't necessarily preclude him from playing outside, but there's a solid chance he will start as and remain a nickel cornerback in the N.F.L. He's almost assuredly a second-round selection, but I'm not sure Boykin's game matches up with his projected draft spot.
