Sentence examples for typically projected from inspiring English sources

Photo-realists typically projected a photographed image onto a canvas and then used an airbrush to reproduce the effect of a photo printed on glossy paper.

The artist (and illustrator-in-residence at Joe's Pub) Michael Arthur often accompanies them, and draws spontaneous ink-based pieces (typically projected overhead for the audience to see) as the band plays.

The music of the past, he said, was conceived in terms of space: whether counterpoint, with its multiple voices arranged in vertical alignment, or the symphonic forms, in which the dominant voice is typically projected on top of a complex accompaniment.

As Cutting (2016) noted, this "darkest moment" is not simply a metaphor: On average, movies typically project their least luminous images at about this point.

Note that each MBON type typically projects to multiple neuropils and each DAN type typically has dendrites in multiple neuropils.

Simulation models in diabetes typically project both life expectancy and the degree of morbidity associated with the disease.

H.M.O.'s typically project costs and set their rates for the year during the preceding summer.

Typically, project managers use their expertise and research contacts to form a project team with members located at various American universities and corporations.

Typically, projects resulting from the nesting instinct have been small-scale affairs — a cleaning jag, a den converted to a nursery with a little paint and drywall, a changing station built into a laundry room.

"Typically, project developers have wanted to use water for cooling because it's more efficient and capital costs are less," said Terry O'Brien, the California Energy Commission's deputy director for power plant licensing.

Typically, projects submitted range from $10,000 to $100,000.