In 1950, Kato published a paper in a physics journal (denoted as based on a presentation in 1948) on the quantum adiabatic theorem.
His habitual attire is a pair of khakis and a blue button-down, which suits him just as well for digging up a buried sewage line on the farm as for giving a presentation in Washington, D.C. Tucked under one arm or in his backpack is, invariably, a ream of white paper bound with corrugated cardboard and a couple of industrial staples: his journal.
The second simulation was conducted to show how best to improve the exit time when people are unevenly distributed throughout a building, such as when they are gathered as a crowd for a presentation in one location in a building.
As you watch a presentation, you'll see the current slide sitting alongside the video so you can refer to it just as you would when watching a presentation in real life.
It is history in the making and 100 years from now it will be regarded as the first grassroots effort granted a presentation in front of the Navajo Nation Council".
Thus, the visual aids of the four scenarios were presented to 213 healthy persons as a powerpoint presentation in an auditorium after a 30-minute lecture about colorectal cancer.
She was shunned by her family, and the death of her fiancé from tuberculosis propelled her back into the convent.This time it was for 15 years, and the tale told by John Lanchester of her life as a Presentation Sister in the years before the reforms of the Second Vatican Council is the most revealing part of his book.
It can also automate routine tasks like opening a browser and logging into an email account, and be used as a presentation tool in combination with a projector.
As first reported by Global News, the École Secondaire Notre Dame High School in Red Deer showed the video to their grade 10 students as a presentation which, in turn, was part of a mandatory religion class.
was then used as a presentation time in experiment 3 (or 4 resp).
