Sentence examples for range of projection from inspiring English sources

The Creators Project has covered a wide range of projection mapping projects, ranging from the Webby-winning, next-level "Box" by Bot&Dolly, to an installation where artist collective URBANSCREEN mapped the inside of a massive gas tank in Germany.

Wall color tonal presets are also built-in, so you can configure it for a range of projection surfaces.

Our second method used an Instron to fracture full rows of projections and characterise a range of projection designs (with the method verified against previous nanoindentation experiments).

Next, we compute for each such volume slab the projection extent on the detector, combined for the full range of projection angles; this is the region of the detector that is affected by an FP of the slab (in any projection direction), or, equivalently, the region of the detector that affects a BP to the slab.

The range of projections also demonstrates how close the Westminster battle is.

The range of projections is pretty broad: GDP growth in 2001, for instance, is set to lie somewhere between 2.6% and 3.6%.

But there is still a wide range of projections indicating how much warmer things may get, how storm and drought patterns may respond and what the effects will be on ecosystems, agriculture and health.

Ed Hawkins, of the University of Reading, in Britain, points out that surface temperatures since 2005 are already at the low end of the range of projections derived from 20 climate models (see chart 1).

The 48 million figure is near the midpoint of the range of projections in the survey, which said the number of illnesses could be as few as 29 million or as many as 71 million.

DRAWING on a variety of different assumptions, America's Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has produced a range of projections for the economy's budget surplus the excess of taxes over public spending over the next ten years.

The report will say that transfers of heat to the oceans are partly responsible, and that the observed slowdown in the upward march of temperatures is well within the range of projections from the climate models, which reflect the natural variability of the climate as well as the effects of human interference.