Sentence examples for projection at the start from inspiring English sources

Once you've heard a round of applause for the font choice in a back projection at the start of a live show, you can be pretty sure the paying public are on side.

The projections, seen at the start then vanishing, add little.

But many fund managers were uncertain how the climate change projections reviewed at the start of the meeting could translate into investment strategy.

The stronger export figures should help bolster overall economic growth during the April-to-June quarter, which is already shaping up to be better than the grim projections made at the start of the year, when many feared the economy might contract.

The article said the projection system did not work at the start of the party, forcing the homeowner Bill Hulsey and his friends to huddle around a radio.

By 2021/2022, the model projects an NHS nursing workforce of 296 000, some 56 000 lower than at the start of the projection.

By 2021/2022, the model projects an NHS nursing workforce of about 385 700, more than 9% (33 600) higher than at the start of the projection.

Each panel represents a different initial SOL thickness (i.e. 5 cm, 10 cm, 20 cm, and 40 cm) at the start of the projection.

Finally, the quality of country-level programme data used as model inputs represents a limitation to this analysis, potentially resulting in inaccuracy in the numbers of people receiving antiretroviral medicines at the start of the projection period (whether ART or PMTCT).

It's hard to resist the thought that Ward was the projection of British fears about sex, the scapegoat who was sacrificed at the start of the low, libidinous decade.

A good ice-breaker maybe at the start of the night, especially if we had a projection screen.