Sentence examples for projection means from inspiring English sources

The new projection means that Ford expects to report operating losses of about $900 million in the fourth quarter, leading toward its first projected annual loss since 1992.

Now… I'm not going to say they're deluded, and of course I think their device looks cool (the laser projection means focus isn't an issue), but unique?

The trackline density within each FAO region of all effort data published on SEAMAP was calculated after tracklines were projected using a customized Lambert Equal Area Azimuthal projection (mean center of all tracklines within the FAO region was used for the central meridian and latitude to minimize distortion).

That, according to FOMC members' projections, means until 2015 or later.It is entirely possible that the tapering decision will prove premature.

If id denotes the identity mapping of Ω(M), the complementarity of the projections means that P τ + P T = id and P τ P T = P T P τ = 0 hold.

Wearing a job lens that myopically sees the human community as a teeming mass of potential customers and clients, that singularly looks for solutions based on market forces, or that can only read spread sheets crammed with scalable projections, means your driving goggles are grimy.

Such long-term projections meant political headaches.

Using projections meant that the action was continually played behind a scrim, which distanced the singers from the audience.

Hotter temperatures and rising sea-level projections mean that the climate crisis could cost Australia as much as $200bn.

Coupled with the demand for diets richer in protein, the projections mean that food production may need to double by later in the century.

Kevin Friedland, a marine scientist with NOAA, said that although Maine salmon clearly got a reprieve this year, climate projections mean the long-term prognosis is not good.