Sentence examples for articles oral from inspiring English sources

The exhibition displays for the first time a collection of photographs, maps, articles, oral histories and evidence of the role played by participants brought together to deal with the issue.

In addition to the published articles oral and poster contributions were presented within the SBPMat 2015 Symposium K performed by researchers from numerous universities, institutes and research centers of several countries and continents.

In addition, within the EC-FP7 Project ASTARTE and "MarDiM: Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Mitigation in the Marmara Region and Disaster Education in Turkey" project supported by JICA/SATREPS, KOERI executed an assessment of tsunami studies conducted in Turkey that includes published articles, oral and poster presentations, books, and several awareness materials produced.

We must never assume that what we as adults need and take from media (such as television programmes, magazine articles, oral stories, card games, posters) is the same as what children will get out of it.

The University of Pittsburgh already had a program it called the Survival Skills and Ethics Program, which addresses many academic and professional topics such as grant-writing, writing a research article, oral presentations, choosing a lab, interviewing, and the job search.

The final assessment of the course in which we implemented our teaching strategy partly consisted of students' ability to summarize a research article (oral examination).

On affirmative action: an article by Nelson D. Schwartz and Michael Cooper about affirmative action in Texas; Richard Perez-Pena's article about obstacles on class-based affirmative action; Mr. Liptak's article about the plaintiff and the University of Texas, as well as his article about oral arguments; and my article about the role that fairness and diversity played at oral arguments.

Those two weeks in October 1962 are among the most analyzed hours in American diplomatic and political history, the subject of reams of scholarly books and articles, memoirs, oral histories and a television docudrama, "The Missiles of October 197474).

A chronology of events last Sunday with an article about oral histories of the Sept. 11 attacks misstated President George W. Bush's whereabouts at 8 50 a.m. when he was told that a plane had hit the north tower of the World Trade Center.

Basing this article on oral dialogue using the video format brings the 'ghost book' back to life, and draws attention to shared reading as a dialogical and cultural process, which transcends individual engagement with a text.

Further interpretation and discussion of this data can be found in the article "The oral CRTh2 antagonist QAW039 (fevipiprant): a phase II study in uncontrolled allergic asthma" (Erpenbeck et al., in press) [1].