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7.05pm (ET)/12.05am (GMT) The first projections are called by the Associated Press, and they follow the form guide. Trump wins Indiana and Kentucky, while Clinton takes Vermont.

In the argot of Wall Street, broad economic growth projections are called top-down forecasts because they incorporate a wide range of macroeconomic factors, like manufacturing output and the unemployment rate.

These hair projections are called papillae, which are specialized versions of the bumps that dot the tongues of humans and other mammals.

The first projections were called by Associated Press soon after 7pm on the east coast, leading to faux gasps of excitement in television newsrooms across Midtown Manhattan.

The scores obtained by this projection are called factor scores, which are used to understand the nature of variables.

If the rays are parallel instead, the projection is likewise called "parallel"; if, in addition, the rays are perpendicular to the plane upon which the original figure is projected, the projection is called "orthogonal".

A second common type of projection is called stereographic projection.

If the perspective is from the centre of the Earth, the projection is called gnomonic; if from the far side of the Earth's surface, it is stereographic; if from space, it is called orthographic.

This provides the geometrical interpretation of PV x): it is the best approximation to x by elements of V. Projections PU and PV are called mutually orthogonal if P'U'P'V = 0.

These derived linear projections U and V are called the first canonical variates.

The excitatory cells are called projection neurons because only they transmit the result of AL processing to deeper regions.