Sentence examples for example of the presentation from inspiring English sources

Gay film historian Vito Russo noted in his book The Celluloid Closet that Universal highlighted Countess Zaleska's attraction to women in some of its original advertising for the film, using the tag line "Save the women of London from Dracula's Daughter!" He further cited Countess Zaleska as an example of the presentation of the "essence of homosexuality as a predatory weakness".

(A ) Encoding: example of the presentation of the successive pictures of a high reward outcome series.

(B ) Learning: example of the presentation of the successive pictures of a high reward outcome series yielding three good responses out of five.

If we want to preserve work opportunities for women specifically in these disadvantaged regions, where the textile and clothing industries have their own tradition, we must support these industries as a productive industrial sector through suitable measures: creating new programmes focusing, for example, on the presentation and advertising of new products at specialist and international fairs.

An example for the presentation of benchmark results, gained with OSSperf, present Fig. 3 and Table 4.

The calculation used as an example for the presentation of CrasyDSE in this section is motivated by investigations along these lines  [30,38 42].

Presentation preference : Participants were shown four presentation formats (100 faces, numbers and percentages, text only, and graph; see Figure 1 Figure 1 An example of the four presentation formats. ) for each of the two content cards they most preferred.

With QPSK the constellation power normalization factor is one, thus the step size is step = 2 0. 9 / 80. Figure 4 Example of the grid presentation for the probability distribution after the limiter function with QPSK modulation, cyclic OCI training sequence, and approximated Gaussian distributions used to define σ e limiter 2 with parameter values N c = 75 and γ = 0.1.

Invoking practice retrieval (Roediger & Karpicke, 2006) and generation effects (Slamecka & Graf, 1978) reminding theory suggests that the effortful retrieval of the first example during the presentation of the second creates the mnemonic benefits of remindings (Benjamin & Tullis, 2010).

This for example included the presentation of a description of the RE approach as depicted in Section 4.

It's easily the best example of the type of presentation we all have to sit through dozens of times a year — Jobs didn't invent the stage pitch, but he sure understood it better than anyone else around.