The proposed edificability is projected permeable on the ground plane, allowing a scheduled view from outside, directed towards the preserved buildings in the center of the block which become the heart and engine of urban regeneration of the sector.

This was, however, different in the silent film, which projected text in the form of intertitles onto the silent film.

Halliday is originally a " normal " film, with moving images, dialogue, and sound, which is then, in a second step, represented and translated into a text, namely a textual ekphrasis, which then in turn, as text, is projected onto the screen and joins the rest of the text of which Still is composed.

Our results suggest that global surface temperature may not increase over the next decade, as natural climate variations in the North Atlantic and tropical Pacific temporarily offset the projected anthropogenic warming. vuk je sit, ovce na broju, stanje redovno, ovaj put su oceani spasili stvar, ima i priroda pokojeg asa u rukavu...

Open letter to Government on 06. July 2011. Actualisation of the questions of distribution of development funds projected for the Roma national minority available from international fundations with refference of the entry of the Republic of Croatia into the European Union - link

The applicants that do not broadcast their program in the moment of competition announcement should provide the report on the projected revenues and expenses with the detailed specification, details of their financial potentials, financial warranty totaling the annual fee for the use of the right for program broadcasting (for television stations) or the minimal six months fee for the use of right to broadcast program on the radio.

Hurricane Rita ' s winds are at 175 mph today as it spins closer to the Texas coast - - where it is projected to make landfall early Saturday.

Clinton said the $ 216 billion payment represented the largest debt paydown in American history, and he said that the federal government ' s long-term debt is now $ 2.4 trillion lower than projected to be when he first took office. " znači stezanje remena i stvari za SAD se popravljaju i brojke idu prema zelenom polju.

Yesterday i have slain hundreds, the dry Blood of cursed Devouts projected a red mirroring upon my Sword and made my hatred upon the Enemy even bigger.... for Today ' s countdown with the Dark Liege of Chaos

He projected that five hurricanes, three of them with winds over 110 miles per hour, would hit the U. S. coastline

Hibbert projected to be a lottery pick in this draft and the second center off the board, but apparently wants to try to improve his stock for the 2008 draft

UKIP leader Nigel Farage asked: What the devil are we doing opening up job centres in Africa when we have 400,000 projected to lose their jobs in the UK in the next six months?

Iako informacija još nije u potpupnosti provjerena, neki neimenovani izvori špekuliraju da su našega Antu zadesile brige srodne onima high-projected-lottery-picka Kevina Duranta koji se preplašio natjecanja u dizanju utega s vršnjacima.

Inwardly there are ambitions, aspirations, and thrift; properly projected these psychological characteristics could yield power, an image of pride, and a perpetual craving for material objects and worldly wealth

And I ' ve seen on nbadraft.net that he ' s projected to go to my hometown team the Mavericks.

The major limitation was in the creation of characters within the holochamber; although reasonably realistic images of people and animals could be projected, users could not physically touch these characters in any way

632.01 There is a symmetry of the tetrahedron, but it is inherently four-dimensional and related to the four planes and the four axes projected perpendicularly to those planes from their respective subtending vertexes.

But whenever the known is projected into the unknown, something false is happening and the truth moves further away, not closer

The last one that they projected was showing us how there was only going to be one government on the Planet Earth, and they ll be living on some sort of artificial island that s going to be floating in the middle of a dark, black, dirty sea

There is no shortage of petroleum resources left to be developed and produced, said Al-Naimi. The resource base is more than sufficient to meet projected demand.

The reactors were installed between 1981 and 1982, with a projected life span of 30 years

Nonetheless, total exports are now projected at SR1.09 trillion ($ 290 billion), compared with just SR146.25 billion ($ 39 billion) in 1998

Projection is one way, very obvious in visual terms when three-dimensional objects are projected into two dimensions (for example in one of our eyes); in looking at classical statuary the folds of drapery are amongst the most obvious features.

Table 1 shows the incidence of thyroid cancer in children in the six regions of Belarus and Minsk City from 1986 to the end of the first half of 1992. It can be seen that the overall incidence rose from an average of just four cases per year from 1986 to 1989 inclusive, to 55 in 1991 and is projected to be not less than 60 in 1992. This increase is not uniformly distributed across the country: for example, there is no significant increase in Mogilev, Minsk City or Vitebsk.

The economists have projected these costs and other associated with the Iraq War and they have projected a total cost of over 2.6 trillion dollars.

Global warming is the increase in the average temperature of the Earth ' s near-surface air and oceans since the mid-twentieth century and its projected continuation.

Everywhere it sees a doer and doing; it believes in will as the cause; it believes in the ego, in the ego as being, in the ego as substance, and it projects this faith in the ego-substance upon all things - - only thereby does it first create the concept of " thing. " Everywhere " being " is projected by thought, pushed underneath, as the cause; the concept of being follows, and is a derivative of, the concept of ego.

It wasn ' t the image we have projected all season.

Stiglitz and Harvard lecturer Linda Bilmes has concluded that the Iraq War is projected to cost over 2.6 trillion dollars.

Already, one million barrels of petroleum a day are being spun out of the sand and pumped south, and that number is projected to triple within the next decade.