The object of a presentation, says Twardowski using Zimmermann's terminology, is that which is presented in a presentation; the content is that through which the object is presented.
"Emphasize the strengths of the opportunity, no matter if it overlaps on a later section of a presentation," says Gebaide.
"He gave a fairly decent presentation, but that's what it turned out to be — a presentation," said Mr. Sager, 77.
The successful intern, Jamie, began by enthusiastically tweeting the employer about a presentation said employer was due to give.
"When someone comes in and they have a presentation saying, 'This is our plan to completely renovate the building,' it gives us some hope and confidence.
Stat., acceptted), the authors have investigated the p-Cockcroft property (or, equivalently, efficiency) for a presentation, say P E, of the semi-direct product of a free abelian monoid rank two by a finite cyclic monoid.
"It was an engineer's, not a business, presentation," says Graham.
By walking retailers through the sample merchandising set-up, Hershey can better communicate the concept than it could through a slide presentation, says Michele G. Buck, Hershey's global chief marketing officer.
"Fisheries employees will continue the research they are currently undertaking at a different location," the presentation says.
"There was a lot of anxiety in the room" during the presentation, says Schneider, a psychology professor and former research administrator at the University of South Florida in Tampa, who has served two stints as an NSF rotator.
After one presentation, says Bowen, a student came up to the assembled scientists to tell them about his interest in oceanography.
