Sentence examples for dynamic presentations from inspiring English sources

Many young Hungarian entrepreneurs are trying to emulate firms like Prezi, which makes cloud-based software for more dynamic presentations.

I think that, if she looked within and learned the skills of public speaking, she would delight audiences with dynamic presentations by simply unleashing her inner self".

London-based Folioshack has created a publishing platform for investment banks and other verticals to create dynamic presentations for distribution on iPad tablets and smartphones (pictured here).

In addition to producing visually dynamic presentations, Britos Cavagnaro believes that the act of storytelling can be a powerful tool for scientists who wish to take a fresh look at their own research.

Among this year's presenters were Roosevelt Johnson, AGEP program director, National Science Foundation; Orlando Taylor, dean of the graduate school, Howard University Evelyn Elliss, director of educational equity, Pennsylvania State University; Andrea Lawrence, chair of computer science, Spelman College; and many more faculty members and administrators giving dynamic presentations and ideas.

One of those success stories is his client Scott Lee - founder of The Unspoken Pitch, a digital design agency that helps medium-sized businesses create dynamic presentations.

it turns PowerPoint into a more dynamic presentation tool that breaks away from the slide mentality to allow the presenter to zoom in and out of areas.

Although static figures may be as meaningfully symbolic on a stage as in a painting, the deeper revelation of character, as well as the all-important control of the audience's responses, depends upon a dynamic presentation of the figures in action.

By combining a rich, dynamic presentation with integrated multi-media features, people have the ability to graphically personalize their device with 3D animated transitions.

We found that the dynamic presentation of pictures was superior to the static pictures mode; and showing fewer pictures (low frequency) was more beneficial.

As Malinvaud noted in his paper that the two approaches closely resembled each other: each attempted a dynamic presentation of the Samuelson's Condition for the optimal provision of public goods.