Sentence examples for rational projection from inspiring English sources

UNICEF's project (that followed), "Transformation of Residential Institutions for Children and the Development of Sustainable Alternatives," projected to run from May 2008 to November 2010, has thus become a foundation for support to comprehensive and coordinated change, based on empirical indicators of the present and a rational projection of the future situation.

That lack of ambiguity on the part of the NIFA board has ensured that there can be no mistake among the county's financial managers and civil service unions that the overseers expect honest numbers and rational projections.

The first solid propulsion roadmap based on these foundations and rational projections was published in 2000 [A.

Other studies have reported the importance of distinguishing between "probability expectations" (rational projections) and idealized expectations (hopes) [ 11].

The rational core for making projections suffers from a lack of substantiation.

The art is doing impeccable market research and citing it as the rational for getting your projections to fit.

In 1599 the English mathematician Edward Wright supplied a rational explanation of Mercator's projection and provided tables by which the distorted distances could be corrected.

Rational treatment decision requires accurate projection of the clinical course of a patient.

In (Scheman 1993), Naomi Scheman develops parallels between the Cartesian subject--disembodied, rational, and unitary--and the repression and projection characteristic of paranoia.

And he operated as a blatant but astute populist, opposing economically rational rent increases as part of the same populist self- projection by which he advocated hanging.

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