Sentence examples for rough projections from inspiring English sources
Bibhav Kumar, Kejriwal's assistant, informed the group that the Delhi chief minister's office had run some rough projections about the upcoming city elections.
In a country largely under construction – by some rough projections, around 70% of the buildings that will exist in India's cities by 2030 are yet to be built – controlling the dust produced by roads and worksites is an important, but largely neglected, part of clearing Delhi's air, according to environmental groups.
The genus name Hyperoodon, on the other hand, was based on the misidentification of rough projections on the palate as teeth (from the Greek hyperoon, referring to the roof of the mouth as an "upper room," and odon, meaning "tooth". The specific name ampullatus comes from the Latin ampulla ("bottle"); planifrons refers to the flat front portion of the skull.
In addition to the historical figures, we've included rough projections for next year based on the past numbers and rates of growth resulting from crunching those numbers.
His rough projections are that the biggest crunch will come in 2010 with a possible 30,000 applications to be reviewed in February and 25,000 in October (see graph).
According to my own rough projections using the most reliable data I could find, by the time 2014 is over 56,756,662 people will have died during the year.
On the upper part of the shaft is a rough projection, the radial tuberosity, which receives the biceps tendon.
Even this lower figure would yield a rough projection of $22.4 billion for a single fence across the 1,400 miles remaining today.
Although comprehensive 401(k) account data will not be available for some time, the average account has since shrunk about $600 more, to about $41,300, according to a rough projection by one Cerulli analyst.
But the inspiration works both ways: Abrams took cues from Jony Ive for the unique design of Kylo Ren's lightsaber, which has a rougher blade projection that occasionally flickers off sparks, something the director said was a direct suggestion from Apple's design guru.
Jim Jansma, the resident ceramist, is showing his "Anagama Wall Piece". The texture of this thick slab is rough with cavities and projections.
