Sentence examples for complete the presentation of from inspiring English sources

We complete the presentation of iStarML showing some possible applications.

Los Angeles District Attorney Gil Garcetti originally expected the prosecution to complete the presentation of its case by the end of March but recently said he hoped his side would finish sometime in May.

He is expected this week to complete the presentation of two others, those of Roland Gerald Young and Scott Michael Hughes.

Prosecutors and defense lawyers both completed the presentation of their evidence yesterday in the retrial of Charles Schwarz, the former police officer accused of taking part in the assault on Abner Louima.

After a final effort to leave the jury in Manhattan federal court with a favorable opinion of their star witness in the price-fixing trial of A. Alfred Taubman, the former chairman of Sotheby's auction house, prosecutors completed the presentation of their evidence yesterday and turned the case over to the defense for what is expected to be a final week of testimony.

This supported the assertion of completing unrelated tasks, and also acted as a task to complete with the presentation of a banner at the top of the screen.

As no agency conference would be complete without the presentation of awards, there was some of that yesterday, too, as the association, known as the Four A's, gave out its annual O'Toole Awards for creativity and consistency in work for clients.

Some studies using quantitative analysis showed diagrams to illustrate how the final counting and scoring of a diagram was completed in the presentation of final study results[ 35, 40, 41, 46- 49, 54, 62].

But Lilly also handed over all of its data to a group of academic researchers, giving them complete control of the presentation of their analysis and publication, and the group noticed something interesting.

Dr Stephen Devries will complete the presentation with a review of recent clinical studies highlighting the efficacy of nutrition and mind-body interventions on heart health.

First, it includes the attribute "complete", which refers to the presentation of all the relevant options (which, in turn, may include the option of "doing nothing") and to the presentation of information on all aspects of those options (i.e. risks, benefits, uncertainties, procedures, consequences).