Sentence examples for projection set from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the digital projection set will probably cost thousands of dollars less than a flat-panel display.

Its central projection, set out in the quarterly Inflation Report, shows GDP falling by almost 2% in the year to the second quarter of 2009 (see chart).

For sets 42 inches or less, he suggests a liquid-crystal-display monitor rather than a plasma model, and for larger screens, a rear projection set with digital signal processing.

"When they went from tubes to solid state, they told me, 'Oh, the TV repair guy is dead; these will never break,' but then solid states broke more than the old ones," said Mr. Pape, 47, who has four televisions in his house, ranging from a 60-inch projection set to a 13-inch portable.

The NHS has been hoping that real spending, which has been rising by 7% a year, will increase by 4.4-5.6 4.4-5.6 five years after 2007-08, a projection set out in the review of NHS funding by Sir Derek Wanless in 2002.

Sony has announced some thin, rear projection HDTVs that are supposed to be 22% smaller than your standard rear projection set.

A new 56-inch 1080p rear-projection model from Samsung, the $4,200 HL-S5679W, uses red, green and blue light-emitting diodes to illuminate the screen, rather than the traditional bulb used in a rear-projection set.

While an analog rear-projection set with a 50-inch screen might weigh more than 200 pounds and be almost three feet deep, digital projection sets might pack the same screen size into a unit weighing less than 80 pounds and measuring barely 18 inches deep.

The four separate projections, set side by side, are different in content, but share certain images, including characters who occasionally move from one screen to another.

Mr. Bridgman and Ms. Packer make repeated use of projections set up on each side of the stage, so they appear connected on screen as they dance alone and far apart.

Now ensconced in her modest Dallas living room is a 52-inch RCA rear-projection set.