Sentences with phrase «projecting onto»

This one uses a projection system that manages to project a flat image, even when projecting onto uneven surfaces.

Projecting this onto your dog, though, might steer you toward a decision that is not truly in his best interest.

I've been waiting a bit to write a review, as I wanted to be confident that what I was seeing in Callie and Beau was product related and not me projecting onto them.

In this election, more than most, people are projecting onto Hillary and Donald what they want to see.

The iDrive controller enables you to easily navigate to your destination, while the Full - Color Head - up Display gives you driving information directly in your field of view by projecting it onto the windshield, helping you to keep your focus on the road.

1 PDF - Printed poem, split into smaller pages for projecting onto board.

These can be used by projecting onto a class whiteboard but is best used in a computer room or using a set of laptops / tablets with EXCEL on.

Using your opinion and projecting it onto everyone else.

Then, realize that they are struggling hard enough with meeting their own goals and expectations for themselves without you projecting yours onto them, too.

Stop projecting them onto your partner and your relationship, just because they're physically there.

Tracer applied into Cluster N labeled neuronal somata in the Gld regions of both hemispheres with the vast majority being located on the ipsilateral side relative to Cluster N. On the ipsilateral side, the neurons projecting onto Cluster N (Fig 1C, 2A, shown in green; Fig. 2C, shown in black) were mainly located in lateral and ventral parts of the DLL (Nucleus dorsolateralis anterior thalami, pars lateralis) with few additional connections from the LdOPT (Nucleus lateralis dorsalis nuclei optici principalis thalami) and SpRt (Nucleus suprarotundus).

But if you mix lights by projecting them onto a screen, red and green produce yellow.)

Mr. Cuomo's team said Ms. James is projecting onto the governor the frustrations that some other Democrats, such as county leaders, have with the Working Families Party.

When I do this, then I am owning what has arisen for me on my path so that I am not projecting it onto theirs.

Avoid squashing children's joy or projecting onto them a malicious intent regarding what they were doing.

I really loved Natasha's (Natural Urban Mama's) post about this, http://blog.naturalurbanmamas.com/?p=1998, because she calls attention to the fact that women are feeling so guilty and ashamed about their parenting choices that they are projecting it onto this issue when it is so obviously not about that.

Can you imagine having your tablet with you, getting some work done, and with just a couple of motions projecting it onto a nearby wall to show your kids a movie?

I think it is really sad that so many women feel a shame this deep that they are projecting it onto this issue.

Though science hasn't proven that the rocks in the soil actually affect the flavor of the grapes, that's often the story, whether we're projecting it onto the wine or not.

The radio stations all seemed to be talking about Jesus nonstop, and it seemed to be this crazy orgy of projection, with everyone projecting onto Jesus the antidotes to the things that had done wrong in their own lives.

And could it be that I was frustrated at my own failures as a husband and was unfairly and critically projecting these onto her boyfriend?

Well, some of this is me projecting onto the lesser of two evils, but not everyone wants a constant reminder of the faith of our leaders.

One doesn't have to doubt the truth of Butterfield's story to see the danger in projecting it onto all gay people.

But now comes the first pope to take as his regnal title the name of one of Catholicism's most popular saints, and the reinvention of Francesco Bernardone has started all over again — this time, in the form of projecting onto St. Francis what observers admire in his papal namesake.

Sociologists and psychologists hold that some of the emotionality in prejudice stems from subconscious attitudes that cause a person to ward off feelings of inadequacy by projecting them onto a target group.

Critics of the plan said that it shifts the burden of paying for new infrastructure projects onto the states, which have less money at their disposal.

A spreadsheet is projected onto a big screen.

Slightly larger than a matchbox and with a red laser display that projects onto a table, this space - age - looking gadget will wow, but it may not be for everyone.

Cus D'Amato, the famous trainer of champions Mike Tyson, Floyd Patterson and others, once said, «The hero and the coward both feel the same thing, but the hero uses his fear, projects it onto his opponent, while the coward runs.

A hands - on review of a device that allows you to get directions and receive messages projected onto a transparent screen on your dash.

As another officer presents the known details of the mission, a marine types the main points into a laptop computer running Microsoft PowerPoint presentation software, and that information is projected onto a screen at the front of the room and to a similar room in each of the two other ships in the MEU, where other officers are participating via videoconference in the meeting.

Pokemon Go, released last week, has quickly become a cultural phenomenon, with people wandering through every major city peering into their smartphones to catch virtual monsters projected onto the real world through their camera apps.

This will allow users to access the real - time traffic and navigation services projected onto Ford's SYNC 3 touch screen and by voice commands.

Of course that was all inside of me; stories I made up, things I did not communicate, and my own insecurities projected onto others.

Most people project themselves onto others.

We ask too much of the Constitution, and too little of ourselves, when we view it as the wellspring from which to draw comprehensive notions of public virtue or when we project onto it our aspirations as a national community.

But, as with all of the people in Freedom, I always try to walk through with the person sharing what are their concerns and how is it something they are struggling with and that they should not project that onto others.

God is above all the pettiness and meanness Christians project onto it.

Just because he believes in his Baptist nonsense and can project that onto people that reject his belief system makes him a judgemental creep.

I don't mean by this that she projects onto Jesus a modern ecological conscience — not in the least.

My friends had taken this single story and projected it onto all gay and lesbian people, and it was unfair.

Better understanding this «sacramental» vision of the world — one Klassen is convinced underwrites The Canterbury Tales — helps us recover Chaucer from the postmodern irony so often projected onto him.

Because men have difficulty in dealing with paradox and ambiguity, they can not accept the evil in themselves, and so they project it onto others: human enemies (which explains the prevalence of war) or an omnipotent God (which allows them to avoid their own responsibility).

We look at the Bible, and just as our Jewish predecessors did, see a violent God doing violent things, and we project this onto what we think Jesus is supposed to be like.

It may be projected onto the future, but for contemporaries any such interrelation must be derivative of what they participate in unknowingly.

Before Jesus came (and in fact, even today) when Jewish people read their Hebrew Scriptures and saw a violent God doing violent things, they projected this onto their expectations for what the Messiah would be and do when He finally came.

The story of Jesus is nothing other than the triune life of God projected onto our history....

It also comes across as something that YOU believe («I, elohist2009, have an aversion to authority) but want to project onto atheists.

God is the self projected onto reality by our natural and necessary optimism.

But it was not long before certain of the characteristic traits of sinners were projected onto whole groups of people.