Sentence examples for develop a slide from inspiring English sources
A focus group discussion was used to develop a slide presentation for lifestyle change and oral health education, self regulation manual, and the 15 minute educational video by brainstorming ideas from doctors, nurse practitioners, dentists, dental assistants, and a representative of diabetic patients.
I would fund energy-saving improvements — insulation of houses, solar panels and replacement of inefficient furnaces for households making less than $30,000 a year and develop a sliding scale for those earning more than $30,000 a year.
At last, we develop a sliding mode tracking controller together with a disturbance observer (DOB), to achieve reference model tracking and disturbance rejection.
We apply this insight in the following section, where we develop a sliding window scheme that estimates the immediate future networks states and incorporates this in the handover decisions.
A guide for developing a slide presentation (number and kinds of slides) is given the students, and during the presentations time is given for students to ask questions or for clarifications from the speaker.
So we developed a slide for use at conferences… an e-flyer that we sent out actually on Monday, to a list of people who attended our January meeting… used some of our contacts with some of the other clinical trials networks to distribute to their membership…".
Bramah improved on Cummings' design by developing a slide valve with a hinged flap as part of a greater float valve system; Bramah's model (first patented in 1778) was the "first practical flush toilet" and was used for another 100 years or so.
For the clinical application study, we developed a slide rule style VAS to capture the subjective assessment of risk and to implement the logarithmic transformation of VAS distances into scores (see Figure 2).
Lobbyists have developed a sliding scale of tactics to neutralise such a threat.
Building on Hirschfeld's doctrine of "sexual indeterminancy", Kinsey developed a sliding scale that was radical in that it made sexual orientation a matter of degree: while only 4% of men were exclusively homosexual, 37% had enjoyed a homosexual experience ("more than one male in three," he emphasised).
The paper develops a sliding mode control law that provides robustness against model imperfection and uncertainty.
