Sentence examples for projections one of from inspiring English sources

Video projections – one of them listing slaves to be traded – swim in the background.

Mar. 26, 2016, 2 21 p.m. Bernie Sanders won Alaska's caucuses, according to new projections, one of three Democratic nominating contests Saturday.

For "Osedax" (2010), made with her partner, Edgar Cleijne, visitors crouch to enter a black-box theater and settle in to view two simultaneous projections: one of glass slides hand-painted with watery abstractions, the other a 16-millimeter film incorporating footage of a shipwreck off Rhode Island.

For 2010's "Osedax," made with her partner, Edgar Cleijne, visitors crouch to enter a black-box theater and settle in to view two simultaneous projections: one of glass slides hand-painted with watery abstractions, the other a 16-millimeter film incorporating footage of a shipwreck off Rhode Island.

In "Osedax," made with the artist's partner, Edgar Cleijne, visitors crouch to enter a black-box theater and settle in to view two simultaneous projections: one of glass slides hand-painted with watery abstractions, the other a 16-millimeter film incorporating footage of a shipwreck off the coast of Rhode Island.

This, of course, is "projection", one of those Freudian terms we're supposed to reject for lack of scientific evidence, but that keeps reasserting itself as an invaluable way of interpreting the world.

The results were striking, revealing two segregated bands of limbic projections, one to the anterior thalamic nuclei and one to the mammillary bodies (Fig. 4).

The Chelsea space comprises four light projections, one print, and 36 drawings of projection models on graph paper.

As an example when comparing RLR and LLR projections of one of the dogs at one reading occasion the TT/3R ratio in the RLR projection was 6 mm/4 mm = 1.5 and in the LLR projection 7 mm/3.5 mm = 2.0.

The pride of the Hayden are the two space shows, which bring the universe indoors with optical projections by one of the world's largest virtual reality simulators.

According to projections by one of the biggest investors in "prime" property in the capital, that average flat could fetch £36m by the middle of the century – if its predictions of 9%-a-year growth in prices become reality.