The software routinely projects images of weapons into bags, forcing the technicians to remain vigilant for real threats.
Although energy companies routinely project that shale gas wells will produce gas at a reasonable rate for anywhere from 20 to 65 years, these companies have been making such predictions based on limited data and a certain amount of guesswork, since shale drilling is a relatively new practice.
Chinese cities such as Shanghai that are home to the country's burgeoning rich are regular stops for the world's leading luxury goods executives, and analysts routinely project that the country will in the coming years become the world's largest luxury goods market.
If Congress extends these provisions -- as it has routinely done -- revenues will be reduced by $100 billion over the decade, bringing the projected surplus down to $200 billion.
The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and the Dia Center for the Arts in Chelsea routinely present online projects.
Such projects routinely surprise people, perhaps because their precedents are so soon forgotten.
The independently produced biopic Selma is often cited as the prime example of myriad sure-fire minority projects routinely turned down by over-nervous major studios.
During his tenure, state investigators found that dozens of schools had inflated student attendance records, and school construction projects routinely ran over budget by tens of millions of dollars.
24 Problems With Contractors The Department of Energy's experience with contractors, with projects routinely running over budget and past deadlines, serves as a sobering counterpoint to the Bush administration's proposal to turn about half of the federal government's civilian jobs over to private companies.
Almost the only unpopular thing Aung San Suu Kyi, the opposition leader, has ever done is to declare support for the continuation of a Chinese copper project.Similarly, large-scale Chinese construction projects routinely fall under the suspicion that they are part of a grand strategy.
