Sentence examples for every presentation of from inspiring English sources

I left an empty chair at every conference, every award ceremony, every presentation of my books.

Participants were asked to try their best to match a word to every presentation of the letter.

Before every trial, i.e., before every presentation of an image, drift was measured by letting the participant focus on a cross displayed in the center of the screen, and the estimation corrected if necessary.

As this was the first time that the assays were applied clinically, they were very carefully validated with respect to specificity, precision and applicability by all available methods including reverse isotope dilution (Gallagher et al., 1958), a point that was extensively debated at every presentation of new findings (discussion in Brown and Matthew, 1962).

All contributors will appear as co-authors of every presentation and/or scientific publication of partial or complete results of the study.

That seems to be the subtext of every tech presentation of the 21st century, but for Apple, acknowledged leaders in the field, there has been a nagging feeling that its users were already there, waiting for it to catch up.

In Sartre's words, every "imaginary presentation of the world" is an act of "a" freedom speaking to "other" freedoms about possible ways of engaging freedom in the world.

In the PREE, the loss of responding that occurs in extinction is slower when the conditioned stimulus (CS) has been paired with a reinforcer on some of its presentations (partially reinforced) instead of every presentation (continuously reinforced).

Not every presentations is of particular aesthetic value, though; in order to be so, it has to become the object of an emotion in which one correctly takes a positive stance towards it.

Every presentation included a standard structure of the following slides: title, presentation of the case/problem, ultrasound images or clips, interpretation/progress of the case, key messages, conclusion, questions, and title again [14].

"He read every page of every presentation and listened to every word in each meeting, and he was so impressed that it was not an easy choice.