The sound they make is big, strongly projected, with inner parts that speak, or rather sing.
Its skull is primitive in having a crest and a strongly projecting (prognathic) lower face.
Even with such shaky dramatic foundations, the evening could still have been redeemed by strongly projected central characters.
Laurence Dale, a twenty-year veteran of the title role, gave focus to the evening with his strongly projected, elegantly ornamented tenor.
Ms. Leonskaja found some glories in the detail of the solo part, though her occasionally odd choices -- in strongly projecting an accompaniment figure, for instance -- suggested a musician in a desperate situation.
The cast sang well and acted with uncommon vigor: the bass-baritone Mark Schnaible offered a strongly projected, elegantly phrased, unexpectedly sympathetic Friedrich; the soprano Claudia Waite was a forceful, if sometimes wobbly, Isabella; Holli Harrison made for a lustrous Mariana; and Ryan MacPherson lent tenorial warmth to the lusty Luzio.
James says that, in his experience, industry is "strongly project-driven; the boundaries between projects are more distinct than [in] academia".
The strongly projecting buttresses have tiers of niches which contain many of the largest figures.
This horizontal emphasis is counteracted by six strongly projecting buttresses defining the cross-sectional divisions of nave, aisles and towers, and are highly decorated, each having canopied niches containing the largest statues on the façade.
Secondly, Jalili has publicly stated his political stance on significant political affairs as "détente a hundred percent", and has strongly projected a favoring of no-compromise with the United States and West over major issues like Iran's nuclear program and involvement in Syria's civil war.
