projected

a projected fall of 2%

a projected exhibition of contemporary art.

the scheme was projected as a public service.

projected the slide onto a screen.

The wall is projected in the middle.

spending was projected at £72,900 million.

seeds are projected from the tree.

the one light projected shadows on the wall.

He projected the weather for the coming week.

The engineers projected a new machine.

Movie pictures are projected onto the screen.

a projected gross take-off weight of 500,000 pounds.

a posture that projects defeat; projected a positive corporate image.

her Mohican projected from her shaved dome.

This would prompt stronger-than-projected demand, but also ex-acerbate capacity constraints.

I had no screen, so I projected the slides onto an old white sheet.

The images are projected side by side as a large diptych on two adjacent screens mounted to the wall.

A terawatt—one million megawatts—of “carbon-free” power is the scale needed to make a significant dent in projected carbon dioxide emissions at midcentury.

In the paper projected capacity,production and selling,producers of Molybdenum disilicide in China and proposal for developing in future were described.

I projected myself at that world with great intensity, imagining the narrow streets, the public gardens, the cafes, the ritualized social lives of the Viennese bourgeoise.