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projection [prə'ʤekʃ(ə)n] n
bot.	prominencia f
econ., stat., social.sc.	pronóstico m; previsiones m
math.	proyección
med.	experiencia de referencia; proyección (protrusio)
met.	protuberancia f; resalte m
polit.	proyección (The extrapolation into the future of statistical data, Extrapolación fundada en datos estadìsticos de cierta evolución futura)
tech.	tubuladura f
transp.	elemento saliente; saliente f
projections n
agric.	almenas f; dientes m
projection The extrapolation into the future of statistical data [prə'ʤekʃ(ə)n] n
polit.	proyección (Extrapolación fundada en datos estadìsticos de cierta evolución futura)
English thesaurus
projection [prə'ʤekʃ(ə)n] n
mil., abbr.	pjtn; proj
mil., logist.	Any deployment beyond France's mainland borders which can take the form of force or power projection. They can be further broken down into in-area projection and out-of-area projection. Projection implies a capability to deploy significant assets from France's territory to remote areas. (FRA)

projection balance : 241 phrases in 40 subjects

Agriculture	6
Animal husbandry	1
Cartography	3
Chemistry	5
Cinematography	6
Communications	6
Cultural studies	11
Demography	2
Earth sciences	3
Economy	5
Education	1
Electronics	11
Entomology	1
Environment	2
Finances	2
General	14
Health care	8
Industry	10
Information technology	5
International Monetary Fund	5
Life sciences	37
Lighting other than cinema	1
Materials science	2
Mathematics	3
Mechanic engineering	3
Medical	21
Metallurgy	8
Meteorology	1
Microsoft	2
Name of organization	4
Natural sciences	9
Packaging	1
Politics	4
Radio	1
Remote sensing	5
Statistics	6
Technology	17
Textile industry	1
Transport	5
United Nations	3