Sentence examples similar to rearing project from inspiring English sources

It's a wall mounted with three windows, three films playing in them simultaneously, "rear-projected against the window-panes".

It works as well as you'd expect, but what set me off was the idea that you could actually have a little projector in there that could rear-project images and controls onto the frosted surface of the orb.

Typically, he rear-projects his work onto storefront windows, filling out the entire space in the process.

In talking to Peter Walpole (set decoration) and Mark Jordan at Compuhire we thought we should try some tests, rear projecting onto the glass panel screens.

A three-chip DLP projector (Christie Digital Mirage 2000, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada) was used to rear-project images onto the 60 × 60 cm display screen located ∼30 cm in front of the monkey (thus subtending 90° × 90° of visual angle).

New parents, however committed to the overall child-rearing project, do not, in my experience, feel pity for those of us getting eight hours of sleep a night.

DOMESTIC LIFE about career women who give up their high-powered careers to devote themselves full-time to mothering, as well as the community and personal child-rearing projects into which they throw themselves... Writer tells about Korean-born Sera, an architect, who quit her job in 1990 at age 33.

The New Yorker, February 26 , 1996P. 65 DOMESTIC LIFE about career women who give up their high-powered careers to devote themselves full-time to mothering, as well as the community and personal child-rearing projects into which they throw themselves... Writer tells about Korean-born Sera, an architect, who quit her job in 1990 at age 33.

By Mark Singer The New Yorker, February 26 , 1996P. 65 DOMESTIC LIFE about career women who give up their high-powered careers to devote themselves full-time to mothering, as well as the community and personal child-rearing projects into which they throw themselves... Writer tells about Korean-born Sera, an architect, who quit her job in 1990 at age 33.

They called the first incarnation Layer 3. Wexler describes, "It's essentially two projectors a rear projected screen and a front projected screen.

I am amazed all the time at what Ray did with his way of doing thing with little more than himself shooting actors and then animating stop motion characters in front of those rear projected backgrounds.