Sentence examples for compiled and presented from inspiring English sources
When you approach the base station the device sends its stats to the Internet where they are compiled and presented as handsome charts and graphs of current activity.
The results of this set of tests are compiled and presented in the form of a histogram in Figure 9.
A total of 18 one- and two-equation turbulence models are reviewed, and results of turbulence model assessments for the six models that have been extensively applied to the hypersonic validation database are compiled and presented in graphical form.
This information was compiled and presented in the form of charts (for 2-bench, 5-bench and 8-bench slopes) that enable the user to design rockfall-safe slopes.
As our department has a full-time vacancy, I compiled and presented this data to the relevant administrators.
Under each photo is the question: 'Do you find this image suitable for public viewing?' and feedback will be compiled and presented to Destination NSW and to Reportage.
Those shows include "Mayne Street," featuring Kenny Mayne, the "Sports Center anchor; "Eric's Got Issues," with Eric Kuselias; "P.O.V.," which will compile and present video clips that are submitted to ESPN by viewers and fans; and a series about mixed martial arts.
It is hard to compare the performance of elevators and escalators in the New York subway with those in other transit systems because the agencies that run them compile and present data differently.
While there may be some question over the transparency angle, Haus certainly offers way more efficiency when it comes to compiling and presenting offers to the buyer.
The aim of this literature review is to compile and present current evidence on the treatment of lithium intoxication and contribute to a standardization regarding general treatment recommendations as well as evidence on indication for extracorporeal methods.
The purpose of this review is to compile and present current evidence on the treatment of lithium intoxication and contribute to a standardization of the treatment of this potentially life-threatening condition.
