Sentence examples for projections entail from inspiring English sources
This could be considered another limitation of this approach as it does not count unmet demand, and therefore, projections entail a degree of inefficiency in the institutional response.
But one should not do so by the spurious self-projection entailed by asserting what one believes false.
A more complex form of projection bias would entail having subjects projecting their current tastes in a future time where circumstances might be expected to differ to the present (e.g., bid before lunch when hungry to get the sandwich in one week after lunch when subject expects not to be hungry).
The EV mandate requires 15% EV sales by 2025, but because of crediting for partial ZEVs, compliance projections might only entail 8% fully electric or plug-in hybrid electric sales by 2025.
Storing the entire "linear-algebra" projection matrix without compression would entail to store ((N_2^2 times (N_2 cdot N_p)) elements, which is impracticable (for example, more than one terabyte is required for a (1024^2) slice).
The livestock projections in this report (Chapter 5) entail both positive and negative implications for methane emissions.
The companies also say that projections are difficult without knowing what future climate-change regulations will entail, or how new technologies might help curtail greenhouse gas emissions.
