Sentence examples for approach to presentation from inspiring English sources

Google, too, has changed its approach to presentation, but far more gradually than its rivals have.

He talks energetically about how his competitors like to impugn Fox News's top-volume approach to presentation: the pun-driven titles, the vivid graphics and visceral tone.

But it soon becomes apparent, through several subtly achieved transformations and changes of scene and dress, that this blurry, skeletal approach to presentation — and representation — is part of the show's quiet ambition.

We discuss how the plan-based approach to presentation design can be exploited so that graphics generation influences the production of text and vice versa.

17 20 25 26 Evidence on using performance indicators to support quality and safety improvement suggests that both indicator selection and approach to presentation are important.

Although such formalised educational programmes vary in origin, scope and target audience, they typically are aimed at in-service rather than preservice training, and are short and intensive with a structured approach to presentation of the clinical subject.

That said, the jury is out on whether it can fully disrupt the might of PowerPoint with it's swirly user experience, or whether it will hit a natural plateau amongst users with its unique approach to presentations.

The subjects all utilise new and emerging technologies (social networking, media production, content curation, innovative approaches to presentations and more), all hand in hand with traditional e-learning approaches.

He is reticent and shy, and his pared-down approach to the presentation of himself applies also to the presentation of his work.

Berio died on Tuesday, the eve of Ligeti's 80th birthday, and shared with him (and indeed Kurtag) a fastidious approach to the presentation of his works.

The Naturalists purported to take a more scientifically analytic approach to the presentation of reality than had their predecessors, treating dissection as a prerequisite for description.