It is "the saddest story of an object, where it becomes a symbol, and is moved from place to place through overly elaborate processes, broken in half and brought back together, chipped away, all of this to accommodate various presentation modes... Right now, they've built a gazebo around it to protect it from the rain.
It is argued that the speaker's role is to accommodate the presentation of quantities to suit his communicative purpose and to facilitate cognitive processing by the audience, fulfilling an evaluative and interpersonal function.
What they found upon arrival was a three-story, 30,000-square-foot Federal Revival building dating from 1929, the former Martin van Buren High School, that in the past few years had been radically transformed to accommodate the presentation of contemporary art works.
The assignment demanded that they work within certain constraints — to situate the center on about 30,000 square feet near the One World Trade Center office tower and to accommodate the dance presentation needs of the Joyce Theater, which was selected as a tenant for the building in 2004.
In the hours that followed the morning window critique, Mr. Armani showed his spring 2001 collection in several consecutive presentations to accommodate the hordes of buyers and fashion journalists, who are particularly alert to the fact that he has been preoccupied by a forthcoming 25-year-career retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, which opens later this month.
Even in the best of circumstances and in the most progressive of political climates, transgender identities are usually hard-won, generally involving reams of paperwork and documentation, court appearances, and psychological evaluations, not to mention completely reorganizing one's personal and professional life to accommodate their new gender presentation.
The design and delivery of effective treatments for this group are complex and have to accommodate considerable variations in presentation.
The definition needs to be broad enough to accommodate variations in clinical presentation over age groups, locations, and clinical situations.
With a presentation, you have to accommodate for lighting, audio/visual, seating, backstage, rolling racks, tables, mirrors, bathrooms and so forth whereas in the tents everything is already provided you.
These stationary periods at the beginning and end of each stimulus presentation were added to accommodate for attention effects at the sudden onset of the sound as well as for neural/hemodynamic on- and offset effects during fMRI.
