Sentence examples for cards are presented from inspiring English sources

Murakami is in part mocking the formalism of Japanese business exchanges, in which cards are presented and received with bows of varying — and meticulously measured — depth.

The cards are presented to the subject one at a time, and he is asked to make up a story that describes each picture and that indicates the events that led to the scene and the events that will grow out of it.

Sentence cards are presented on the right side of the interface.

In this test, a number of cards are presented to the participants.

These cards are presented to a child in pairs, with one picture demonstrating task competency and the other demonstrating less competence.

Philip A. Berry, a panelist who runs a management consulting firm, said, for example, that panel members' urging that school report cards be presented in a more accessible way had led the Department of Education to rethink its approach.

In the study, the researchers presented a set of cards; then the cards were presented again with one card removed.

The cards were presented in random order.

All cards were presented in random order.

The report cards were presented as plasticized papers for convenience.

This was followed by a blank screen for 2 s before the next combination of cards were presented.