Sentence examples for that projects a from inspiring English sources

In projective geometry, the stereographic projection [8] is a certain mapping (function) that projects a sphere onto a plane.

A camera obscura is a lens that projects a reverse image in a dark room.

It is a camera that projects a digitized image of the viewer.

Physical Sciences of Andover, Mass., has an instrument like a lantern that projects a laser beam and measures what bounces back.

Dodge dialed back the aggression from the bloodthirsty rage expressed by the previous generation, but this is still a car that projects a certain disgruntled worldview.

It's time to aim for a world of intelligent, crafted architecture – one that projects a sense of true worth – and to leave the era of limitless aspiration behind.

It will be a suit that projects an unmistakable air of power and mastery.

And he kept it captivated with a series of press conferences that projected a mixture of defiance and determination.

Beware of the bathroom mirrors; they are video screens that project a live image of the person looking into them.

"This is far from conciliation with computer simulations that project a warming trend," says Baliunas.

This is a rally that projected a very clear, very nationalist, very belligerent message.