Sentence examples for Judiciously presented from inspiring English sources

Douglas's life was more richly and judiciously presented by Ingrid Winther Scobie less than 20 years ago, in a biography called "Center Stage".

To many, the embedded journalist is a grisly throwback to First World War-style reporting, when appalling butchery in the trenches was presented as a series of judiciously planned advances by British generals.

A simple spray desalination system is then presented, and the major sources of energy consumption are judiciously quantified.

The estimates presented in this study, therefore, need to be interpreted judiciously.

This piece might have simply presented Shaw alone on a stage baring her soul; instead, they've judiciously created some genuine theater.

Studies which judiciously utilized bio-ligands or their analogs in negotiating site-specific drug delivery have been reviewed and presented.

Ever since he joined in 1967, the powers-that-be have been judiciously wheeling him out to present the racially-tolerant face of British policing.

The purpose of this article is to present evidence that when judiciously grouped, the OTC data show time-dependent correlations with clinical data, and that the latter can be reconstructed from the former using a linear filter.

Here we present what happens when one judiciously combines both feature selection and penalising out absence of features.

In contrast, the typescript of Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time – on display with the judiciously phrased letter asking if he felt minded to present it – is poignantly immaculate.

Batty is a master at presenting challenging material in 'gentle though rigorous' ways, judiciously combining text, graphics, and notation, and moving from easy-to-grasp toy problems to real examples.