Sentence examples for projection across from inspiring English sources

Or their longevity could simply be a projection across time of their great vitality, and this I, too, believe resolutely (and the story I am about to tell attests to it): that in hereditary terms the herbivore power of the horse counts less than the red blindness of the bloody and forbidden spasm, the moment of human-feral fullness in which the centaurs were conceived.

Ralph Lauren sent the press schlepping to Central Park to witness a holographic projection across the lake at the launch of their Polo women's line.

We conclude with a brief discussion about how such hypotheses might be developed into statistical models, allowing for more rigourous testing of hypotheses and projection across time, place and space.

This can be observed on the CM response by the fact that the number of peaks remain unchanged for the duration of the voiced speech, as well as the fact that the peak-tracks are approximately parallel to each other (in the 2D projection across time and place)—especially in the regions of the PRRs.

The development of the new Navy drone aircraft, which, guided by its own software, made the first landings of an unmanned aircraft on an aircraft carrier last week, gives the U.S. a massive edge in power projection across the Pacific.

Next, we aligned the 2D projection across subjects by translation, rotation and scaling, using the transparent layers in Adobe Photoshop.

The look of "underground" is handsome, with video projections across the set designed by Cameron Anderson, smoky lighting by Jane Cox and ready-for-action street wear designed by Heather McArdle.

'Europe's economies need migrants for long-term demographic reasons: across the EU fertility is declining, the indigenous working population is ageing and shrinking, and businesses need migrants in order to grow.' According to European Commission projections, across the EU 67percentnt of the population is now of working age.

To map C projections across the study area (Figure 1), the plot-level C projections were joined to the map of imputed plot-IDs.

Since then, they've done hundreds of projections across various cities.

Trusel's co-authors looked at the peninsula's history and evidence of past changes in its ice shelves, and applied those projections across all of Antarctica.