Sentence examples for subjects projected from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lash intends to present the work on loading docks -- surrogate stages in risky areas -- with photographs of her subjects projected overhead.

The lyrics in their songs delve into real-world subjects projected through horror-themed metaphors.

As an audience, we stare at a technology (an Ultra High Definition movie screen), but the subjects projected on it are all-consuming and extremely human.

Figure 4 shows the results of the above comparisons carried out in 3 subjects projected onto their respective anatomical volumes.

Some subjects were deceased at the time of sequencing, and for those subjects, projected age at time of sequencing was used, since it is anticipated that incidental findings will only be sought in living subjects.

The peculiar modern phenomenon of "reality television" -- the (largely constructed) trials and tribulations of the modern subject projected for the entertainment of a captive audience -- is directly related to the ferocity with which America has "consumed" Ted Williams.

Datum 1 The expected loss of life of a healthy subject, projected over the next 10 years, is 1.21 years.

The Rorschach came to be known as a projective technique -- the subject projects his or her anxieties and desires onto ambiguous images -- and it was soon joined by the Thematic Apperception Test (T.A.T).

The modern philosophical construct of the rational subject projects a self that is not prey to ambivalence, anxiety, obsession, prejudice, hatred, or violence.

Mr. Needelman also said that the court's finding created a dangerous legal mechanism for the city to avoid the land use review process, which subjects projects to public scrutiny and City Council approval.

Nearly 19,000 affected subjects are projected to die of DLBCL in 2014.