Sentence examples for projections no from inspiring English sources

His verse contains no projections, no shamanic strivings for transformation, and no attempts to think like a hawk.

This of ebbing and flowing in their relationship mimics what happens in real life, not only the way relationships change but also the way our present state so often conflicts with past declarations or expectations or projections, no matter how sincere or well-intentioned they were.

Courtesy the artist; Corvi-Mora, London; and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York Those days are done: here is blatant virtuosity, hiding in plain sight, and the restraint has shifted to the narrative itself, which now offers us only as much as we might need to prompt our own creative projections — no more, no less.

Those days are done: here is blatant virtuosity, hiding in plain sight, and the restraint has shifted to the narrative itself, which now offers us only as much as we might need to prompt our own creative projections — no more, no less.

On these projections no distinction can be made between arteries that branch off or cross other arteries, which hinders the identification of stem and re-entry zones.

For example, while propagation of hα-syn proceeded through axonal projections, no evidence of accumulation of the exogenous protein was found within neuronal cell bodies.

When the time of sampling is younger than the time of divergence, the projection no longer changes as the sampling time changes it looks the same as if the test genome was sampled from the present-day.

The company, which had not offered quarterly projections, provided no new estimate, but Ms. Goodman said she expected profits of no more than 45 to 50 cents a share for the year.

Those spending cuts would save just a tiny fraction of what he claims, and the revenue projections have no basis in reality.

In their own projections, almost no Fed policymaker expects inflation to top 2%, and many think it will fall short in the next few years.

In the first half of 2001, many executives within the company, especially in the advertising-oriented magazine and television divisions, began protesting that the company's projections were no longer feasible, several people at the company recalled.