One of them, Russell Janzen, said Mr. Hübbe's class stressed not only technical issues but also presentation.
In 2013, for the first time, a meeting on thoracic radiology held in Madrid during the celebrations of IDoR saw not only presentations from radiologists, but also a presentation on the point of view of patients with chronic pulmonary diseases.
The contents may include not only text documents, but also spreadsheets, presentations, XML documents and so on.
It isn't clear that this by itself undermines Butler's claim that some gender behavior can be genuinely subversive (and indeed, Butler does not point only to drag, but also butch/femme presentations of gender).
Roderick Chisholm, for example, made a continuous effort to show Brentano's significance to contemporary philosophy by adopting his results in his own contributions to the philosophy of mind, but also in presentations of various aspects of Brentano's thought (cf. Chisholm 1966 , 1982 and 1986).
This provides added value for the teaching file: it can be used not only for retrieval of single cases, but also for presentations e.g. in scientific workshops.
See Also: Presentations That Live On The Web.
The scientific community would certainly profit not only from a detailed description of the regional binding profiles of more selective OR ligands, but also the presentation of such data in available databases as presently done for fMRI (Barinaga, 2003).
Suppression of M1 corticospinal neurons not only occurs after a stop-signal is presented (i.e. reactive inhibitory control) [46], [47], but also before presentation of a stop-signal (i.e. proactive inhibitory control) [45], [48].
Ms. Dexter's style in the cabaret room certainly has moments of boundaries being pushed, not only in song selection but also in presentation and sequence.
