Sentence examples for through projecting from inspiring English sources

Viewers could also use a pinhole camera, a box with a hole on one side for light to pass through, projecting an inverted image of the eclipse on the opposite side.

On press night, Intel's processors came through, projecting Ariel onto columns of mosquito netting that descended from the rafters: now a supple sea-nymph, now a vengeful harpy.

In his program note Mr. Miura explained the Japanese concept of mitate — a "type of layered viewing of an object through projecting another seemingly unrelated object" — by quoting a 15th-century poem that describes a snowstorm, with falling blossoms substituted for snowflakes.

Through projecting these corrected fringes, the measurement error induced by gamma distortion would be reduced.

Partitioning is performed through projecting the positions of the sensors onto the route to determine how close the packet is to the sink.

Alternatively, speech function can be realized within the modality system through projecting clause complexes consisting of mental and idea clauses, e.g. "I think…", "I believe" (explicit subjective) or objectively such as "It is possible to argue that…" (explicit objective).

The studio backdrops will change primarily through projected images and lighting, not cumbersome set pieces.

In theory, government backs public access to high-value information through projects such as the NHS Hospital Episodes Statistics.

What type of funding has New York City's Education Department received through Project Arts in 1997?

The money will come through Project Liberty, a crisis counseling service.

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