With an eye to militant opinion across the Arab world, to whom he has frequently presented himself as a historic figure destined to lead Arab armies to the defeat of Israel, Mr. Hussein also invoked the Palestinian suicide bombers who have caused devastation with their attacks on Israeli targets -- to each of whose families Mr. Hussein has pledged a cash payment of $25,000.
The 1948 movie "The Red Shoes" shows the old Ballet Rambert dancing "Swan Lake" to 78 r.p.m. records at the Mercury Theater; Ailey has frequently presented "Revelations" to taped music, from its 1960 premiere on; and it has been 35 years since Twyla Tharp had a smash hit with "Deuce Coupe," to Beach Boys recordings.
As I write this, in fact, there's a piece of video embedded at the top of the home page (on the Nazi story), and we've frequently presented live video and animated, interactive graphics on the home page.
They are relevant because philosophers of science have frequently presented 17th-century theories of scientific method as a contrast class to current philosophies of discovery.
According to Vauquelin [27], evidence has frequently been presented to support the proposal that the better antagonists are able to form complexes with their designated receptors which dissociate slowly, the more they are apt to give rise to longer receptor preservation.
May's government has frequently struggled to present a united front since the election, with ministers sending contradictory messages about priorities in the Brexit negotiations.
The view of communities of practice has shifted from fundamentally organic entities to ones that can be deliberately designed and developed and they have frequently been presented as a panacea for knowledge sharing and creation, a basis for innovation in organizations.
In 1910, the educator and philosopher John Dewey noted that "science teaching has suffered because science has been so frequently presented just as so much ready-made knowledge, so much subject-matter of fact and law, rather than as the effective method of inquiry into any subject-matter" (cited in Archambault, 1964, p. 182).
Ms. Bunnett, a saxophonist who has frequently traveled to Cuba in recent years, presents her accurate version of Cuban jazz.
Google has frequently been accused of search bias, that is, of presenting its search results in an unfair and subjective order.
In this author's clinical practice, patients who had been referred for complaints of dysphagia, and who, upon neurologic examination, were found to have early ALS, frequently presented with changes in speech.
