Sentence examples for word projection from inspiring English sources

Beside the visual Mussolini reference, Richard's military gear has a whiff of the 1930s dictator about it; and much of the production employs film, photography and word projection, whilst Act 2, Scene 3 – traditionally involving citizens on a London street – takes place on the Tube.

In other words, projection is at work.

By the summer of 1990, however, GOPAC coffers were so depleted from the cost of producing and distributing Gingrich's message through ALOF and other initiatives that Eisenach, who by then had taken over day-to-day operations, was forced to write revised financial plans with the words "projection based on giving no cash to candidates" at the bottom.

But the words "projections" and "outlook" are tricky verbatim this time around.

The term was coined by John Stuart Mill in 1868 and refers to an anti-utopia: in other words, a projection of present-day tendencies into a catastrophic or apocalyptic future.

The live, multimedia presentation with poetry, spoken word, video projections and live music has its premiere Sept. 19 and runs through Sept. 22. "Sleep Song (Chapter 2 of the Veteran's Dreams Project)," is a similar multimedia presentation, this time created from the perspective of civilians in Afghanistan and Iraq.

NumberFire launched in 2010 with a similar goal of being the last word in projections and news aggregation.

In other words, a projection though quantitatively limited may still exert a functionally substantial influence.

The title explains it all, really, as Mendoza's installation, currently on at Los Angeles' Young Projects Gallery, turns your spoken words into projections which are then booted by a robotic foot before landing in the bottom corner in a pile and filling up the screen.

In other words, the projections of those vectors onto the spontaneous activity do not quantify the dwell time, which is the idea behind the concept of attractor.

In other words, is the projection of the origin onto the solution set of SFP (1.1).