Sentence examples for provides a projection from inspiring English sources

It then provides a projection of possible nuclear development strategies in the industrialized and developing countries of the world.

This paper provides a projection of a plausible future outlook for eye care in Singapore.

Measurement with the interferometers with phase stepping (done by shifting the G2 grating horizontally across the beam) provides a projection image of phase-shifts.

Correlations between the original character scores and PCO scores provides a projection of the original categorical variables on the PCO axes [ 41] analogous to loadings in principal component analysis (PCA).

Some colleges provide a projection of students' expenses (one place to look is the College Board Web site, www.collegeboard.com).

For instance, when attendees learned that a "Monte Carlo Night" had been scheduled for the after-dinner period Friday, during the second Bush-Kerry debate, the sponsor, the International Channel Networks division of Comcast, agreed to divide the gambling room in two and provide a projection TV set tuned to the debate coverage on MSNBC.

Back in October when the event was announced, Noaa provided a projection for the period from February to May this year, showing what parts of the world should expect some bleaching (alert level 1) and those where widespread bleaching and coral death was expected (alert level 2).

In conclusion, I provide a projection of what the future may be for RM.

Our results not only further provide a projection interpretation of generalized minimum aberration in terms of level combinations but they also give a theoretical justification of the nearest balance criterion.

More specifically, a cylindrical screen with a curved extension onto the floor provided a projection surface of 230° (horizontally) × 125° (vertically).

Neurobehavioral assessment in early infancy provides a description of an infant's core neurological make-up, tone and reflexes, coping strategies, and social skills prior to encountering the influences of postnatal growth, life experiences, and additional exposures, and may provide a projection of child functioning many years later.