Sentence examples for direct presentation of from inspiring English sources

The direct presentation of a historical event is almost always reassuring, he said, comforting viewers instead of leading them to the abyss.

Mr. Bennett has said that he first conceived "Habit" as a more direct presentation of an imagined meeting between Auden and Britten (at Oxford University in 1972, when Auden was in his 60s).

Direct presentation of a plagiarism policy meant that the syllabuses made direct reference to the word plagiarism and its derivations, as seen in syllabus No. 19 where it says Do not plagiarize in this class!

This direct presentation of character is a process ambiguous between the act of writing the words of a character like Agamemnon, and that of reciting (performing, acting out) the words.

Since the rise of Modernism, some poets have opted for a poetic diction that de-emphasizes rhetorical devices, attempting instead the direct presentation of things and experiences and the exploration of tone.

It is unclear why direct presentation of tumor-antigens to autologous T cells by NSCLC cells should result in the expansion of antigen non-specific DP T lymphocytes.

"The challenge of providing opportunities for intergenerational learning has actually led to stronger, more amplified, yet simpler, and more direct, presentations of exhibitions," Ms. Price said.

On November 5, 2014, Nintendo announced in its Nintendo Direct presentation that The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D would be released for the Nintendo 3DS in Northern Hemisphere spring 2015.

However, direct infection with the ΔgL virus, where infection of DCs for direct presentation can occur, elicited a response that is very similar to that elicited by ΔgL-infected fibroblasts, where only cross-presentation is possible.

In each experiment we rule out the possibility of viral spread or direct presentation.

Whatever the mechanism, cross-presentation of viral antigens was at least as efficient as direct presentation by PDC exposed to influenza virus.