Sentence examples for specifically project from inspiring English sources

This effort to specifically project a lack of clarity is viewed as important to keeping an adversary uncertain of the severity of an American counterattack.

Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, another major residential appraisal company, said, "I think it is irresponsible to specifically project the impact on prices over the next few weeks because there is no data, just anecdotes".

Specifically, project development and deployment firms are attracting many investors and government support, while market conditions have damaged producers and research firms.

Such models are similarly based on historical deforestation data, but specifically project future developments of e.g. demographic, economic and technological variables leading to specific infrastructure, energy and food demands that drive land use change [16].

Cultural characteristics of the human and the environment can be muted while details that specifically project the emotion and experience that is important to the storyline can be rendered fully to stand out.

Such models are similarly based on historical deforestation data, but specifically project future developments of e.g. demographic, economic and technological variables leading to specific infrastructure, energy and food demands that drive land use change [ 16].

Specifically, projected sales volumes for 2010 approximate 970 million pounds of copper, 410,000 ounces of gold and 15 million pounds of molybdenum in the third quarter of 2010.

Part of this project saw funds directed into the arts, more specifically projects intended to engender a vision for the new Iraqi nation, and more specifically again into a motion picture of Hollywood proportions aimed at telling the story of the nation's birth.

Methodology The quantitative assessment of the number and distribution of AIDS orphans in Namibia was determined using the Spectrum model, which specifically projected the number and geographical distribution of AIDS orphans.

This is immersive dining – specifically, a project called Chambers of Flavours, by theatre-cum-cookery crew Gingerline.

Specifically, the project intends to: Enable nearly 10,000 Ethiopian farmers to realise a twofold increase in chickpea yield by applying more modern agricultural practices and irrigation techniques.