Sentence examples for projections below from inspiring English sources
The snapshot projections below are what scientists expect the climate in each state to look like over the next three decades and beyond under a business-as-usual scenario where we continue to burn fossil fuels and destroy tropical forests at today's rates.
Even the modest improvement between the 2007 and 2010 treasury projections below only deferred the point at which budget deficits become inevitable.
Lip calli consist of a pair of rather large basal wings with additional digitate or clavate projections below them.
What is crucial here is that the additive hai can only occur after evidential adverbials, such as 好像 haoxiang 'seemingly', as in 5, suggesting that the additive hai occurs below MoodPevidential 4. Thus, the additive hai adjoins to projections below MoodPevidential but not lower than AspP.
We observed that one to four 'lateral' Schwann cells associated with axon terminal projections below the neuromasts (Fig. 1C,D).
For most grid boxes, the malaria transmission stabilizes in the future projections below about 1,600 2,000 m.
For instance, in the Mercator projection (below), north America looks at least as big, if not slightly larger, than Africa.
Many sport a distinctly phallic projection below midlevel, which relates to a type of sculpture common in ancient Greece and Rome called the herm, which is what Mr. Indiana calls his sculptures.
Despite its small brain size, KNM-ER 1813 shares features with other, larger-brained cranial representatives of H. habilis (e.g., OH 24) that characterize the species: the roundness of the brain case, the small size of the orbits, and the degree of prognathism or projection below the nose, which is still more pronounced in H. habilis than in later Homo.
The incomplete deltoid crest, only shows that it was wide, and likely had a projection below and behind.
The olfactory nerves emerge from the olfactory bulbs on either side of the crista galli, a bony projection below the frontal lobe, and the optic nerves (II) emerge from the lateral colliculus, swellings on either side of the temporal lobes of the brain.
