Sentence examples for projection material from inspiring English sources
Because the projection material is custom cut for each car, the image can cover pretty much the entire surface of the window glass.
Grabb-It says they'll cover the cost of installation for drivers — and if a driver decides to remove it, it's just a matter of unmounting the projector and peeling the projection material from the window.
Using stretched projection material along all sides of a large triangle, a 15-minute film illustrates Glastonbury's communal principles, where sleep is forgone but creativity thrives.
"We went for scaffolding poles to create the main structure of a pyramid with a custom made triangle shaped front and back projection material stretched on all sides".
This allows the projection of material dynamics to include technology components with diverse lifetimes, the recovery and reuse of technology components, and the recycling of materials, an analysis that is often discussed qualitatively in the "circular economy" literature but has not previously been studied quantitatively.
"At its core," the judge wrote, "the Renaissance marketing plan is a clever scheme to extract money from consumers through the use of misrepresented facts, exaggerated claims and projections, undisclosed material facts and false promotions".
The picture it produces offers great brightness, even in the somewhat challenging daytime environment of my living room (using just a standard white painted wall, rather than any special projection-friendly material).
Many xanthophores did not have long projections (supplementary material Fig. S5B,C).
Arrows indicate interfaces between vesicles that are approximately perpendicular to the direction of the projection (see 'Materials and methods' for definitions of all contact and interface types).
Undesired projections of materials, known as burrs, reduce the part quality and negatively affect the assembly process.
A part of the German protest read that "[i]t is especially forbidden to employ arms, projections, or materials calculated to cause unnecessary suffering" as defined in the 1907 Hague Convention on Land Warfare.
