Sentence examples for customarily presented from inspiring English sources
At that early date, though, the word of Allah was customarily presented as Muhammad had presented it: orally.
Traditional historiography has customarily presented it as peopled by successive waves of invaders, but the language pattern suggests that the coastal Bulom (Sherbro), Temne, and Limba have been in continuous settled occupation for a long time, with subsequent sporadic immigration from inland by Mande-speaking peoples, including Vai, Loko, and Mende.
Any apparent similarity between pictures and two-dimensional array data structures is, according to Pylyshyn, no more than an artifact of the way we customarily present such arrays on paper (or screen) for the benefit of human eyes.
Where available, cancer service indicators can be presented with a mean and confidence interval, customarily set at 95%, as a snap-shot (cross sectional) or time related (longitudinal).
Results are presented for a number of laminates and materials systems that are customarily used in the literature for experimentation.
It is a customarily brilliant show.
For some unknown reason, it has become rife amongst the male internet dater to believe that by presenting himself up close and personal with a big cat (customarily of the stripy variety) it will vastly increase his sex appeal and desirability to other singletons.
Participants are observed as they present for care and the data collected reflect whatever tests, measurements and treatments a healthcare provider customarily uses.
Someone not present is customarily referred to as "a hip little cat" (a nice turn of phrase from someone who has never completely shed the moniker Little Jimmy Scott).
It all makes for a lean kind of intellectual suspense that Hegedus/Pennebaker present with their customarily observant, unflashy precision.
In children, the rate of occurrence has customarily been given as 3 to 5%, but recent studies show the condition is present in 15% or more of school age populations [ 11, 12].
