Sentence examples for whose projection from inspiring English sources
A similar principle guides technology developed by Jestertek, a New York company whose projection and gesture-tracking system is being used to turn storefront windows into interactive displays.
Mr. Pataki and Mr. Bruno bickered over whose projection of actual spending last year was closer to the mark, an argument certain to shade a potential veto and override fight going forward.
From the point of view of the projection, the parallel lines AB and DE appear to converge at the horizon, or at infinity, whose projection in the picture plane is labeled Ω. (It was Desargues who first introduced a single point at infinity to represent the projected intersection of parallel lines. Furthermore, he collected all the points along the horizon in one line at infinity).
Take as an interval such that and as a neighborhood of whose projection on lies in and whose projection on is bounded away from.
end{aligned} (3.19) Therefore, from (3.18), (3.19) and [8], Lemma 5, there exists a continuum (mathcal{C}) whose projection on (mathbb{R}) is (mathbb {R}) and whose projection on W is contained in the ball (B_{aN}).
(21) contains a continuum subset (mathcal{C}) whose projection on (mathbb {R}) is (mathbb{R}) and whose projection on (widetilde{C^{1}}) is contained in the ball (B_{a(T+1)}).
By 2010 there will be a gap of five to seven million workers, depending on whose projections you accept".
Also, to reach its projection of 1.3 billion, Cahners queried not consumers themselves, but carriers, like Verizon and AT&T Wireless, whose projections are bound to be optimistic.
In the interview, Silver said that he would like to place a large wager with me on whose projections turn out to be right.
It's happening already but it will become significantly more apparent, says Professor Philip Rees of the University of Leeds, whose projections point to much more "internal migration" over the next four decades.
But they were probably trying to intimidate opposition people and looking for documents backing the MDC's claims that Mr Tsvangirai had won the presidential poll outright.The police also raided the offices of an organisation of independent electoral observers whose projections suggested that the MDC leader had won the most presidential votes.
