Sentence examples for projections use from inspiring English sources

The multiple projections use more than one medium — film transferred to video, and 16-mm.

Ted Victoria's hypnotic light-box projections use the ancient camera obscura principle to focus attention on small, hermetic still lifes.

My projections use a regression of stats based on position-wide consistency correlations; that is, I multiplied a player's 2011 stats by the average strength of correlation of every relevant stat at each specific position.

Nevertheless, the vast majority of neostriatal efferent projections use GABA as their neurotransmitter.

And the Scottish Government method: "These projections use a transparent and straightforward approach to allocate debt, as a result of the extra spending proposed by the Scottish Government, in the year following the borrowing".

Most projections use data downscaled from global climate models, and regional applications are limited by the lack of high-resolution regional or local data, which may lead to inaccuracies, as both rainfall and temperature have a highly inhomogeneous distribution over relatively small distances.

Further research with more recent data and cost projections using the current regional structure would prove very useful.

Sales projections used in viability assessments are frozen at the time a scheme receives planning consent preventing the council from sharing in any benefit from rising house prices.

His light boxes are more ambitious, but rely on more or less the same technology — light projections using objects reflected in mirrors.

It was obvious to independent observers even in 2001 that the budget projections used to justify that year's tax cut exaggerated future revenues and understated future costs.

The multimedia piece, a mixture of narrative, live music and projections, uses more than 1,800 of Mr. Conte's works in pencil, gouache, oils and ink.