Sentence examples for projection has been from inspiring English sources

Random projection has been used to project the data onto a lower dimensional space.

And Ms. Lappin's projection has been borne out.

This year's growth projection has been unofficially cut from 2.9% to about 1.5% of GDP.

His public projection has been into a series of heterogeneous personae, from Ziggy and the Duke to Tin Man and Serious Moonlighter.

So far digital projection has been installed in only about 2,300 of the 37,000 theaters in the United States, with 3-D projection in just 700 of those.

Some projection has been seen in theater for decades — since "the beginning of electricity," if not longer, Ms. Harrington suggested — but just a few years ago became a lot cheaper and easier to use.

Imagine if the Peters projection had been developed in 1569 and the Mercator four centuries later.

The Florida projection had been made by the networks at shortly before 8 p.m. Eastern time.

3D measurement techniques based on color-encoded fringe pattern projection have been widely used in various fields of engineering recently.

Front projection had been used in smaller settings before 2001, mostly for still-photography or television production, using small still images and projectors.

Boosters of the Hudson-Bergen line would be heartened by Mr. Sosinski's sentiments, especially since ridership, a third below projections, has been so disappointing.