Sentence examples for projections which are from inspiring English sources

The title explains it all, really, as Mendoza's installation, currently on at Los Angeles' Young Projects Gallery, turns your spoken words into projections which are then booted by a robotic foot before landing in the bottom corner in a pile and filling up the screen.

We have near term financial projections, which are break even but barely so.

The live action is accompanied by Mr. Kentridge's continuous projections, which are sometimes still images and sometimes animated.

Hart explains mental mechanisms like projections, which are of such common occurrence in the everyday life of the normal 'man in the street'.

The planula body is more or less cylindrical or egg-shaped and bears numerous cilia (tiny hairlike projections), which are used for locomotion.

However, this analysis considered only CARc bodies as potentially interacting structures, while excluding the numerous ECM-associated CARc projections, which are most likely active platforms for cellular crosstalk.

For the avoidance of any confusion: these were, as the piece implied, Labour projections which were said to be based on IFS and NUS figures.

Mr. Gupta is also accused of tipping Mr. Rajaratnam about Procter & Gamble's quarterly sales projections, which were going to be weaker than predicted.

He made animated film projections, which were used onstage with large, hand-carved wooden puppets, each of them manipulated by two live actors.

This comes from the International Monetary Fund's (IMF's) latest projections, which were made in its semi-annual April world economic outlook database.

However, as I understand the story — and my understanding isn't perfect — the error doesn't make very much difference to the long-term debt projections, which is what we are talking about here.