Sentence examples for computer presentations from inspiring English sources

All students must take at least one computer science course and are expected to be proficient in word processing, spread sheets and computer presentations before they graduate.

A few years ago, psychologists at Columbia's Center for Research on Environmental Decisions showed students one of two computer presentations about melting glaciers.

The production of computer presentations, transmission via e-mail, and ease of printing are benefits that digital imaging brings to the modern microscopist.

These systems can track user interactions with computer presentations, dynamically updating interfaces and content to facilitate user focus on important material.

Notwithstanding, many instructors still rely on traditional teaching methods which include the use of chalkboard, handouts, and computer presentations that are often filled with many words and few visual elements.

He has put together a computer presentation that opens with bugles and drums and the words, "Conception Universelle," the French translation of universal design.

But when Nokia officials were setting up a computer presentation on Bluetooth and other future mobile technologies, they still had to fumble with cables and wait for Windows to boot up.

In 2003, the psychologist Ian Skurnik and several of his colleagues asked senior citizens to sit through a computer presentation of a series of health warnings that were randomly identified as either true or false — for example, "Aspirin destroys tooth enamel" (true) or "Corn chips contain twice as much fat as potato chips" (false).

Pacing before the jury and cuing up slides on a computer presentation, Mr. Kaminsky often brought the jury and others in the courtroom to laughter, throwing out one-liners and making fun of Mr. Espada's excuses for spending the money.

This technique has been developed since decades ago and it is being termed and used as server-based computer, presentation virtualization or application streaming.

Particular concern arises when tests designed for administration by a psychologist are adapted for computer presentation.