Sentence examples for successfully projects from inspiring English sources

The pupil diameter is probably fixed due to the absence of iris musculature, but the retina is well developed and our pilot data (not shown) indicate that the optic nerve successfully projects to the visual cortex.

They have successfully "projected" people into digital avatars that can move around a virtual environment.

"The party successfully projected Akhilesh [Yadav] as an icon of development and refinement in politics".

In two years, Mr Bush has successfully projected an image of America as a selfish place where might makes right and the rich get richer.

When Silver's model successfully projected the results in forty-nine of the fifty states, he was so celebrated that Time magazine named him one of the hundred most influential people in the world.

They feel that he aced last week's debate and turned the tide of polls decidedly in his favor, and they seem to be operating in a zone of comfort and joy, or at least are successfully projecting that image.

She has successfully projected an image of herself as real – combining her working class upbringing with teary outbursts as she eliminates contestants from The X Factor – and as flawed: she assaulted a nightclub employee in 2003.

There was another reason for Clair's decision to update the material: 1895 was the year the Lumière brothers first successfully projected motion pictures on a large screen for a paying audience.

ANDY WRIGHT Farnsworth worked out of a laboratory at 202 Green Street in the North Beach section of San Francisco, where he successfully projected his first image on Sept. 7, 1927: a simple straight line.

We are not consciously aware of doing this, but unconsciously we assume we know what he means by "change" because of having successfully projected our dreams into what we think of as his mind, exemplified by his phraseology.

The September 8th release at Hollywood's Montalban Theater and VIP event at Universal Studios featured dynamic designs by adNAU, including recessed illuminated trajectories and multicolored tangents of light to successfully project the space-time continuum.