projection

The shift is expected to put women in charge of about $30 trillion of assets by 2030, roughly a $20 trillion increase from 2016, according to projections from McKinsey, the consulting firm.

Oftentimes public fear like this can be a self-indulgent kind of collective astral projection.

Most gun nuts have them less for self-protection than self-projection.

I sat there in the projection booth and thought, “Oh my god, you could tell a story this way?”

The walking-and-talking projection is estimated to have cost about $400,000 and took four months to complete.

Although it is being called a hologram, it was actually a 2-D projection.

It was round, with a small, rectangular projection for the operator's controls and calculator.

In a moment her mind lost its tensity of projection and she was almost flying down her own long stair.

They are brown, ovoid in shape, about 50 long, and have a button-like projection at each end (Fig. 101).

At one o'clock we were near a low sandy projection round which the coast extends to the East-North-East and forms a shallow bay.

The projection of land fixed upon for the site of a town, was named after the commandant (Captain Barlow).