Sentence examples for a static presentation from inspiring English sources

Two hundred college students selected at random from two universities were randomly assigned to one of 10 experimental conditions created by combining five text patterns (i.e. four dynamic patterns and a static presentation) and two types of repetition conditions (i.e. text presented once or three times).

Mr. Klein himself offered what was appropriately called a static presentation on Wednesday in place of a runway show.

Givenchy is designed by Riccardo Tisci, and the "show" was a static presentation in a phenomenally grand apartment on the Place Vendôme.

"Rei is dying to find another way to show her clothes," said Mr. Joffe, but he added that Ms. Kawakubo, who has always ruled out a static presentation, finds it hard to envisage how the texture and feel of the clothes could be expressed on film, along with the feeling.

Heatmaps are useful as an uncluttered static presentation of data.

The stimulus was created using Labview 2012 (National Instruments) and consisted of a square-wave grating alternating between 10 s of motion in a caudal-to-rostral direction with 5 s static presentation, delivered to a screen positioned on one side of the animal.

However, sometimes a category corresponding to a complex apparatus or process, such as 358 "Facsimile and static presentation processing" also has a net surplus of citations.

Traditional paradigms to study visual perception of bodies (using static presentation of a single-body posture or body part) or perception of biological motion (using point light walkers) suggested that the visual body areas EBA and FBA primarily process body shape, whereas STS primarily processes movement kinematics (Downing and Peelen 2011; Vangeneugden et al. 2014).

Whether contemporary or archival, the aim is to disrupt the static presentation of drawings on a wall or objects in a case and to give visitors the sense of being there.

Even though a logical plan consists of all the useful information of a script, it is just a static structural presentation of the parsing results.

Imagine, again, adding a long series of single digit numbers, however, this time, the numbers do not configure a static visual presentation, but rather adorn the face of wooden tokens creating a malleable physical configuration which participants can modify as they work on the problem.