Sentence examples for as presentation of from inspiring English sources

In both cases, this is plainly architecture as "presentation of self".

In Hedilberto's handwriting, it listed the food and beverages that the brothers were to bring on Feb. 2, when the family was to reunite to celebrate the Catholic feast known as Presentation of the Lord, 40 days after the birth of Jesus Christ.

This study enables the re-demonstration of general points about DA thermal reversibility already known, as well as presentation of link between self-healing capability and thermal reversibility along with thermal movement.

Future ergonomics research will have to investigate perceptual aspects, such as presentation of merchandize, and cognitive issues, such as product search and navigation, as well as decision making while considering various economic parameters.

Significatio is shortly described as "presentation of some form to the intellect" (praesentatio alicuius formae ad intellectus)[44] or as "representation of a thing by means of a conventional vocal expression" (rei per vocem secundum placitum repraesentatio) (Peter of Spain, Summule logicales, 1972, 79).

We examined whether the presentation of a tone has similar effects as presentation of a visual signal on lever pressing facilitated by intra-tubercle amphetamine.

He explicitly considers the proper number presentations as Gestalt qualities, and to be precise, as presentations of "second order".

There are strong correlations between FM and TTH, and both could be considered as presentations of Generalized Pain Syndrome, with probable similar etiology and mechanisms.

However only 32% of cancer vignettes with a history of cigarette smoking were recognised as presentations of possible cancer.

Studies looking into the early signs of dementia found symptoms of disturbance of daily functioning, fixation on emotional events and disturbance of day-night rhythm as presentations of early stages of dementia other than the perceived loss of memories [ 7- 9].

Oversampling of affected individuals is likely, as is presentation of affected carriers at later mean age than unaffected carriers.