Sentence examples for projection drawn from inspiring English sources

The polar projection is an azimuthal projection drawn to show Arctic and Antarctic areas.

Many other projections are used, for example, the conic projection, drawn from a point directly above the North or South Pole.

This would appear to explain why an internal and confidential projection drawn up by civil servants at the Department for Education suggested 40,000 teachers could lose their jobs over the course of this spending review.

The original said a projection drawn up by civil servants at the Department for Education suggested 40% of teachers could lose their jobs over the course of the spending review.

But the cut in the spending projection drew a sharp reaction from critics.

A longer-term projection, drawing on past shocks over a time, show there is a small decrease in the probability of recession in developed countries.

In order to explain the relationship between clauses constructive of FD and clauses constructive of FR, Hood also proposed a new way of considering projection, drawing both on 'grammatical' projection (Halliday 1994) and 'metaphorical' projection (Christie 1997).

The video, shot in a single take with an added layer of projection, draws you in so much so that you may have to watch a couple times to catch all his facial expressions.

"The projection drew lots of interest and I was pleased to have the opportunity to educate people about the truth behind Uzbekistan's agricultural industry - that it is underpinned by modern slavery and financed by World Bank funding" said Alex Monroe, Senior Campaigns Manager.

This direction of projection draws annotations that are typically defined in an ideally shaped version of the mouse brain into the practical tissue sample that was sectioned.

By sharing internal projections drawn up in December, Yahoo appears to be making a case for either its independence or a higher offer from Microsoft.