| The nationally projectable survey, conducted in December 2003, polled a random sample of Americans aged 18 and older. |
| Most high school first-round picks are big kids who throw hard and are projectable, but you're basically the opposite of that. |
| Confirmation by the French Ministry of Defence of the 4th part of the order for AMPC projectable shelters to give a total of 738 units. |
| Therefore, the results of research of this type may be viewed as indicative, not projectable. |
| Each qualitative report must include a standard statement emphasizing that the results of the research are not statistically projectable. |
| In his book, he describes transformations that move along linear, projectable trajectories. |
