Sentence examples for Theoretical presentation from inspiring English sources

The theoretical presentation of the surface texture operator is accompanied by a working software prototype.

The theoretical presentation of the algorithm, as well as simulation tests and experimental results with a lightweight robot arm are also presented.

Drawing from behavioural findings from three studies investigating effects of facial emotion on response efficiency (which however do not explicitly measure subjective timing), this theoretical presentation attempts to recast our results from the above perspective of the proposed relation between attentional engagement and subjective duration.

There have been considerable advances in our understanding of phase equilibria and separation in nanopores; however, theoretical presentation through a simple EOS is still lacking.

Each workshop was composed of a short theoretical presentation that aimed to introduce the main concepts in discussion, which was followed by practical and interactive activities.

Not until 2000, Heijmans and Goutsias [9, 10] firstly gave the theoretical presentation of a general framework for constructing morphological wavelet (MW).

The RFP training course design integrates theoretical presentations and practical exercises, deliberately involving various stakeholders with differing perspectives and roles.

The teaching methodology consists in a brief theoretical presentations followed by practical sessions in small groups (4-5 students) about ultrasonography, different benefits, monitor expert.

- Focus training on skills that can be applied; incorporate more active practices in the training activities; reduce theoretical presentations.

During the PTP, only two theoretical presentations (pain and other physical symptoms control; psychiatric disorders) were given by a pain specialist and a psychiatrist.

Classes met twice a week for five hours each day and typically included theoretical presentations of the materials, role-modeling through video viewing and discussion, and role-playing in small groups of peers (six or seven students), with feedback by both peers and faculty.