Sentence examples for featured in the presentation of from inspiring English sources

Featured in the presentation of the 10 business models that rocked 2010, at least according to De Mey, are Groupon, Flattr, Spotify and Airbnb, among others.

Other items were also included but do not feature in the presentation of results here – the full questionnaire is available from the authors.

Most of the lingerie featured in the presentations cost millions of dollars, so really the whole point of the event is fantasy, as opposed to attainability.

These studies established that cells can sense and respond not only to overall, macroscopic surface ligand density but also local geometric features in the presentation of those ligands.

The New York Aquarium in Brooklyn is joining the revelry with "Halloween at the A-scarium," which in other years has featured the presentation of a pumpkin -- underwater -- to Squirt, a giant Pacific octopus.

The remaining two hours of the presentation were shown on CBS and featured the presentation of 12 awards.

We do not know whether the ability of TCBQ reductase to transfer electrons to two different acceptors in the active site was part of its pre-existing function, or is a new feature due to the presentation of two radicals in the active site of PCP hydroxylase.

The interrogation included several police tactics not typically featured in television dramas, including the presentation of false evidence in an attempt to get a confession.

"The answer is that the wrist bone evidence is not important in and of itself, but rather as a last ditch effort to save the supposed new species by finding some new "unique" feature". "This is an exercise in the presentation of misleading ideas in an obfuscatory manner.

These features include the presentation of the 'correct' answer in context with the typed student response, a single click to give full or partial credit, and a performance report that can be imported into our learning management system for automated grade delivery to students.

The patients categorised in the psychodynamic literature we reviewed, for examples in Groves (1978) paper on the 'hateful patient', and features of the presentations of patients in the other literature areas were understood within a moral schema because moral censure was applied to their behaviour.