Sentence examples for Related presentations from inspiring English sources

It is controversial whether vasculitis or other immune related presentations are related to ANCA in CHB patients.

These include all Bio-X related presentations, seminars, and events, across the Stanford campus.

SINCE then she and the center's executive director, the artist Terrance Lindall, have pursued a furious schedule, with symposiums, chamber music concerts, art exhibitions, juried shows, poetry series, dance festivals and related presentations.

In 1 year, she became well informed about all the kindergartens in a 5-mi radius of their residence, attended more than ten related presentations organized by the kindergartens, and visited six kindergartens in person.

Composer and musicologist, George Lewis, composer and director of Opera Povera, Sean Griffin, and film and theater artist, Catherine Sullivan (University of Chicago, Department of Visual Arts), embark on the creation of an opera, film and related presentations based on the final chapter of Lewis' award-winning 2008 book A Power Stronger Than Itself: the AACM and American Experimental Music.

The first was Flu related presentations, referred to as the Flu group.

"This is a huge change in the ocean," said James Orr of the International Atomic Energy Agency Marine Environmental Laboratory in Monaco, in a related presentation at the meeting.

Mathematically, we can study whether there exists an equality 〈 B 〉 = ⋃ i ∈ I G i, where each G i represents the set of generating functions obtained from the related presentation.

Similarly, for any prime p, by choosing either α 11 = p t + 1 ( t ∈ Z + ), α 12 = 0, α 21 = 0 and α 22 = 1 or α 11 = 1, α 21 = 0, α 12 = 0 and α 22 = p t + 1 ( t ∈ Z + ), we can still obtain efficient presentations with the equivalence M 2 p + 1 ≡ M 1 mod p. Further, the representative characteristic polynomial for the related presentation is of the form ν 2 − ( p t + 2 ) ν + p t + 1.

That moment has been revived in "Dynaton: Before and Beyond," an exhibition of 60 works by the three artists, at Pepperdine University's Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art (to Feb. 21) and a related presentation at the Herbert Palmer Gallery (to Feb. 28).

In a related presentation, Donald McDonnell (Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC, USA) reported that the environmental toxicant methoxyacetic acid (MAA), which is found in paints, varnishes, and fuels, enhances tamoxifen-induced ER-mediated transcriptional activity.