Sentence examples for slow projections from inspiring English sources

Reporting on NBC's "Nightly News" about how the problems of the Voter News Service would slow projections, Brian Williams said he asked his polling director if they had been blasted back to 1952.

Proteins adjacent to the dense projection mediated fast release, while those controlling slow release were more distal or diffuse.

"Current," a slow slide projection piece, is better.

Some say it is simply too soon to read anything into the recent warnings or even IDC's slow-growth projections for 2000.

The tumbling ruble and the drop in the price of oil have helped steer Kazakhstan's economy into a cul-de-sac, slowing growth projections, forcing officials to recalculate the budget, and suggesting the tenge is overvalued.

On the other side, the more sets we partition into, the slower the projection algorithm usually gets.

They remind of Tony Oursler, another artist who is part of the show who got his start during the punk movement and whose infamous slow moving video projections of faces and eyes that follow you are still the stuff of Whitney Biennials.

The country's growth rate of less than 4percentt is well below projections, slower than the growth in most other nations in the region and far too low to absorb soaring birthrates.

This has led economists to stick to their projections of slow growth through the rest of the year.

One reason is that we have become used to seeing climate projections depicting slow but steady trends; however, this appearance comes from averaging the results from many simulations.

However, the asymptotic convergence of the alternating projections was slow.