The phrase "aid slide" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
Without additional context, it is difficult to determine when it could be used, as it appears to be an incomplete or unclear expression.
Example: "The presentation included an aid slide that summarized the key points."
Alternatives: "support slide" or "assistance slide".
Featuring a dynamic noise reduction the power spectral density aided sliding discrete Fourier transform produced the most adequate filtering results.
In this paper, the fault tolerant capabilities of the neural aided sliding mode controller for autolanding under actuator failures and severe winds developed earlier are improved significantly by incorporating a novel anti-windup strategy and a phase compensation scheme.
With an LCD rental projector, you can take advantage of many facets of audiovisual aids – slides can be colorful and engaging, and you can break up the monotony with film snippets designed to emphasize a point or simply to make your attendees laugh.
For long stretches, Gore is photographed talking before an audience with the aid of slides and charts.
Izikulu does not have a library or sports facilities and is short of simple teaching aids like slide projectors and screens.
On Friday, Saturday and Sunday, with the aid of slides, videotape, readings and discussion, he will explore and explain the scrolls' value to Christianity and Judaism.
If we could do this project in a different way we would design a more constrained platform for the robot with a larger sphere, gear drivers instead of the grommets we used and supporting spheres to aid in sliding the robot around.
Apply natural oils to the hair to lubricate the hair and aid in sliding the hair extensions out easily.
All talks will involve the use of visual aids (eg, slides, flipcharts) and a copy of the slides from every class will be provided to participants.
Mark Ludwig, the quartet's violist and the director of the Terezin Chamber Music Foundation, offered poignant introductions to the works and their composers, aided by slides of photographs, drawings, score pages and other artifacts of the time.
