| Tactical and easily projectable on the battlefield theatre, Storm is ergonomic, flexible and rapid to deploy. |
| The Memminger family is projectable for the entire United States and parts of Mexico. |
| In his book, he describes transformations that move along linear, projectable trajectories. |
| Their projectable apathy should be the heart of the network coverage of the election of 1976, if the nation decides to have one. |
| The nationally projectable survey, conducted in December 2003, polled a random sample of Americans aged 18 and older. |
| These projectable army command shelters are interoperable in a multinational context. |
