Involved with the notion of audience participation in his art for many years, Mr. Rauschenberg invited 12 fellow celebrities to shuffle the panels for public presentation.
Behind the scenes, Mrs. Obama's advocacy for her husband can be so forceful that speechwriters have had to tone it down over the years for public presentation, aides say.
Today, the municipal collections are mined regularly for major exhibitions across the city, and this is, in large part, where the ARCP's team of experts come in: putting together condition reports, remedying problems whenever necessary, stabilizing the objects so as to prevent future damage, preparing them for public presentation, and advising curators on technical matters.
Despite ensemble display use in scientific practice, it is more common to utilize summary displays for public presentations (Pang, 2008).
There are a number of planned features that aren't there yet: drawing tools (lines, arrows, shapes, etc)., export to powerpoint/keynote/pdf, private sharing on presentations (everything is public right now if you can find the URL), and a search feature for public presentations.
However, LC received travel grants, participated in advisory boards, or received fares for public presentations from Gilead, Boehringer Ingelheim, Janssen-Tibotec, BMS, ViiV, MSD, and Pfizer.
Now he is being feted by the Planetary Society during its 35th anniversary gala the day before his show's second season begins, where he will accept the society's Cosmos award for outstanding public presentation of science from Nichelle Nichols, who played Lt Uhura in Tyson's beloved Star Trek series.
The dinosaur is not in itself spectacular, being only 1 2 m long, but its evolutionary role as one of the first plant-eating dinosaurs in the world justifies our current research, and provides a strong theme for the public presentation.
Finalists will then be granted $20,000 each to develop proposals for a public presentation to the competition jury and the Fort Mason Center board, staff and community.
This invention could be a game-changer for the future of public presentations, 3D-modelling, and (possibly) a unit of time cops led by Tom Cruise that prevents crime before it happens.
In Mr. Woodward's account, Mr. Tenet made the statement as a rejoinder to Mr. Bush, who had criticized as inadequate a C.I.A. briefing that was intended as a dress rehearsal for a more public presentation by the administration of the case for going to war against Iraq.
