Sentence examples for within projections from inspiring English sources

Volume was within projections.

Netflix's subscriber gains — an improvement over last year's performance during what is traditionally its weakest quarter of the year — and overall profits were well within projections, but some investors, hoping for more, sent the stock down about 8 percent in after-hours trading before rebounding somewhat.

Once repaired, the Prairie EV started right up (though cell performance had degenerated slightly but within projections), proving the feasibility and durability of the Li-Ion battery under extreme conditions.

Fine-scale analysis of synapse localization within projections of ORNs, LNs, and PNs suggested that these three types of neurons differ in their subglomerular organization.

However, the implementation of PSF modelling, both within projection space and image space, from different manufacturers and also academic institutions has been shown to produce Gibbs artefacts [21],[31]-[35] (Nick Vennart, personal communication).

Structural atypicalities have also been measured within projection pathways connecting frontal and parietal areas to posterior cortical areas in 6-month-old Sib-A (Wolff et al., 2012) but have not yet been related to saccadic reaction times.

Hence, within-area projections are smaller and less dense, on average, than between-area projections (see Fig. 4).

The target specificity structure of the integrated map (lower panel of Supplementary Fig. 3) reflects rather random selection of targets for within-layer projections, whereas interlayer projections inherit mostly the properties of the anatomical map, except for the 4 candidate i-specific projections.

Late Thursday, the company reported fourth-quarter revenue of about $115 million, within its projections but roughly flat from the previous year.

The Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, a non-partisan research group, recently concluded that the cost of achieving near universal coverage "has been relatively modest and well within early projections of how much the state would have to spend to implement reform".