Sentence examples for The current presentation from inspiring English sources
The current presentation does not aim at discussing the merits of space structures, but rather to introduce the basis of a new design philosophy that might stimulate and advance the customary thinking on the subject.
The current presentation at MoMA leans toward positioning its "items" more as functional design than art, suggesting that from this institution's perspective garments can aspire to the status of "important design," but fashion itself still has yet to qualify as an art form.
The current presentation seems to imply, incorrectly, that human Ire1 has a long subregion 1, like yeast.
The current presentation overviews some of the recent data demonstrating the organ protective effects of hydrogen sulfide.
The current presentation reviews the radiography career structure within the mammography speciality in the United Kingdom, focusing particularly on the National Health Service Breast Screening Programme (NHSBSP).
It is impossible to present a complete list of pseudo-tumours, however the current presentation will discuss how a multidisciplinary, multi-imaging and multi-sequence approach may facilitate differentiation between tumors and pseudo-tumours.
Both of the current presentations plumb the past, but in very different ways.
A formal evaluation of the size of this effect is outside the scope of this current presentation.> -wrap-foot> arelues are in units of the 11-point pain scale.
Hansuke is featured as the Gypsy King in the company's current presentation of the Tomasson/Possokhov Don Quixote.
We now investigated perception during the first eight presentations of the current intermittent presentation sequence, as well as during the winning presentation (which could be either the eighth or a later one, depending on perception).
"In general, there is no support for the proposal in its current presentation," said the Manhattan Borough President, C. Virginia Fields, as she opened yesterday's meeting of the Manhattan Borough Board, where Council members and community boards consider land-use matters.
