Sentence examples for explored the presentation from inspiring English sources

In House of Leaves, the games with the print layout made concrete the topographical mysteries of the house being explored; the presentation of Only Revolutions does not grow so necessarily out of the text.

In their 1988 work seeking to further typify scratch and swim behavior, Currie and Stein [31] explored the presentation of rhythm-specific stimulation during ongoing scratch activity.

To explore the presentation behaviours and pathways to detection of adults who first presented to UK hospital eye services with severe glaucoma.

Therefore, to tackle the problem, we apply some pre-processing techniques to extract only expression specific features from a face image and explore the presentation order of the samples during training.

The aim of this study is to explore the presentation of evolution in various sections of university-level anthropology textbooks, which will provide information regarding the portrayal of evolution in a discipline outside the biological sciences.

Concepts that could be explored physically were, and those that were more abstract were explored through the presentation of new mathematical expressions in which the students explored and discussed the meaning of each term in the expression among themselves before I presented the formal terminology.

One recent tropical study explored the differences in presentation among various influenza subtypes, but was based on limited number of hospital attendances during the onset of the 2009-H1N1 pandemic [ 2].

The aim of this report was to explore the clinical presentation, radiological features, treatment methods, and outcome of micro-AVMs presenting with intracerebral hemorrhage.

There are many implications which arise from the findings, some of which will be explored at the presentation.

Here is the abstract: "The development of the Ethiopian biogeographic realm since the late Miocene is here explored with the presentation and review of fossil evidence from eastern Africa.

The development of the Ethiopian biogeographic realm since the late Miocene is here explored with the presentation and review of fossil evidence from eastern Africa.