Sentence examples for projecting upward from inspiring English sources

When you remove the old toilet, the flange will still be screwed to the floor with two closet bolts projecting upward through slots in the flange.

For a solo show at Dwan Gallery, he devised "Bed of Spikes," a precursor for "Lightning Field": several floor-bound steel panels with spikes projecting upward.

These crests consisted of skull bones (frontals) projecting upward and backward from the skull.

Each tooth projects upward about 10 cm (4 inches).

The image is projected upward and viewed in a mirror.

A spacecraft and its launch vehicle are projected upward by the unbalanced pressure inside the rocket engine.

The evidence and a general consensus argue in favour of the traditional idea that the plates projected upward and were set in two staggered (alternating) rows on either side of the backbone.

When this higher gradient is projected upward, it also intersects the low, shallower gradient at about 860 m.

This gradient, when projected upward, intersects the shallower, nearly isothermal gradient at approximately 860 m, suggesting that this may be where the bottom of the cold, freshwater SRPA, which suppresses the geothermal gradient at this location, lies.

Along inland fields and meadows where enemy gliders could land, Rommel specified that 6-12 inches diameter wooden poles were to be set into the ground such that some 8 12 feet (3 4 m) of the pole would project upward.

In a separate panel above or below the prayer-niche motif, a group of five or more flower stalks project upward from a band of crenellation.