Making wool totally biodegradable, for example, presents a technological challenge.
The New York Times on the Web, for example, presents its own barriers.
Lincoln Center's series A Little Night Music, at the intimate Kaplan Penthouse, for example, presents 60-minute programs beginning at 10 30 p.m.
Determining the risks and benefits of prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment, for example, presents a series of decisions that must be made with only partial information.
The feminist group Object, for example, presents compelling evidence that the mainstream media is increasingly saturated with images of sexual violence.
"Journey to the Moon" (2009), for example, presents a faux documentary about a trip to the moon by inhabitants of a remote Turkish village in 1957.
The motion-picture screen, for example, presents a series of briefly flashed, still images; the movement people see is a creation of their own perceptual systems.
These are more than dusty stabs in the late sun: Bragg's interview with Benedict Cumberbatch, for example, presents an articulation of Hamlet's character as lucid and unpretentious as the actor's Barbican performances.
The Lyric, for example, presents about 80 performances of eight operas during a 26-week season; the Met presents 222 performances of about 25 operas during a 32-week season.
The sun-drenched "Seaside at Honfleur," from 1864, for example, presents a rocky beach as a sparkling field of dabs of tan and gray paint, with the afternoon brightness heightened by sailboats rendered as dark silhouettes.
