Sentence examples for projection in which from inspiring English sources

There is even a DVD projection in which a novice is shown learning to speak in tongues, with unprintable results.

"Gag," a work from 1996, is a double projection in which each of two faces shown has a piece of colored fabric over its mouth.

"Going Places Sitting Down" is a three-screen color video projection in which curious things happen in a nicely appointed apartment.

Even more disturbing is "Breathing Space" (1997), a two-screen projection, in which each artist's head is in a tightly wrapped plastic bag.

Mr. DeYoung's "Ego Loser" is a darkly comical, claymation-style video projection in which a hideous man utters self-help and mantras from low-end sources.

"The Syphilis of Sisyphus" is a black-and-white, 11-minute video projection in which she plays a young, pregnant, 19th-century French grisette, or bohemian, named Sisyphus.

The Gold Projections – in which he projects slow-motion films or single images on to gilded convex discs – emerged from years spent studying everything from medieval gilding techniques to 16th-century books of magic.

"Royce" and "Artar" are single-wall projections in which pure shapes are created with white light from a single projector.

Lincoln Center's Great Performers series recently presented a mini-festival titled Sound Projections, in which live ensembles played alongside silent movies, both classic and modern.

Mr Cutler has no difficulty in principle with projections in which health spending as a share of the economy continues to grow to, say, 30%.

In addition to past and present trends, future implications are assessed through projections, in which exercise an approach that incorporates uncertainty and a conventional deterministic "scenario" approach are contrasted.