Sentence examples for beyond the presentation from inspiring English sources

But a couple of sentences really jumped out at me beyond the presentation of the phone.

Finally, it is argued that the role of visualisation of past landscapes should move beyond the presentation of interpretations as an end-product of research.

The importance of a rigorous account of any part of mathematics should not be ignored, but the acceptance of Riemannian geometry in the setting of non-Euclidean geometry went beyond the presentation of a consistent formalism.

Beyond the presentation of some main background on the topic, the description of the investigated systems and the investigation methods is provided, this mainly being linear-elastic finite elements analysis, with inclusion of analytical solutions for comparison and with some analysis assuming non-linear soil behavior in order to investigate particular aspects in the discussed systems.

Interestingly, while neither the Shroud nor this documentary contributes anything beyond the presentation of Jesus' suffering and death in the canonical Gospels, such may be the primary value of the new book and the CNN special.

Some authors have suggested that comprehension of complex syntax involves cognitive processes extending in time well beyond the presentation of the sentence, known commonly as "reanalysis" (Caplan and Waters 1999).

Mr. Jaffe joined Adweek in 1986 and helped the magazine move beyond print into the presentation of events and awards shows.

Pisani goes beyond the mere presentation of plants or animals to create solely by means of flourishes full compositions reminiscent of contemporary Italian drawings and paintings.

Beyond the clinical presentation, our study also explored the accuracy of various clinical predictors for the diagnosis of H1N1(2009) in a population of adult patients with acute respiratory illness.

This enables evaluation of the Prosdex features (e.g. video clips and the structured decision support) that go beyond the mere presentation of the text content.

The literature on EORTC QLQ has emphasized that comparison of data should go beyond the usual presentation of mean scores and significant differences [ 4, 35, 39, 40].