Sentence examples for introductory show from inspiring English sources

They also created extraordinarily beautiful textiles, jewelry and ceremonial objects, as this intriguing, introductory show demonstrates.

And their role is examined in "Company Culture," a smart introductory show gleaned from the Yale Center's collection and organized by Morna O'Neill, a doctoral candidate in Yale's art history department.

When YES makes its debut at noon today with a half-hour introductory show (a Yankees exhibition game against the Reds will be broadcast at 7 p.m ., viewers will bear witness to a cable channel defined by rampant pinstripism -- the culmination of nearly 30 years of Yankees ownership by George M. Steinbrenner 3rd.

Admitting that foregrounding her genes in her 2013 debut, Your Dad's Not Funny, was probably "too much pressure" for an introductory show, Mulgrew feels that she had to "get it out of the way" so she could show her growing maturity as a comic with this year's hour about Disney princesses.

Variety shows like "The Bell Telephone Hour" and "The Ed Sullivan Show" presented both top names and newcomers, and networks offered symphony concerts, opera and seductive introductory shows like Leonard Bernstein's "Young People's Concerts" in prime time.

Beginners (introductory students) show the greatest learning gains in the use of volcano-monitoring data but showed smaller gains in open-ended written responses, which represents their lower-level ability to articulate new-found knowledge.

An introductory slide show, which has the flickering feel of an antique Kinetoscope, welcomes the visitor with an authoritative museological voice, intoning that the place "is an educational institution dedicated to the advancement of knowledge and the public appreciation of the Lower Jurassic".

If biology students in reformed introductory classes show similar variability in their epistemological stances, there are several implications for researchers and instructors.

Table 2 This is the error comparison of the five methods for both the introductory example shown in Figure 1 and the sparse example shown in Figure 3.

Figure 1B shows the results obtained by MIRA for the introductory example shown in Figure 1A.

An introductory video shows a dinkum Aussie worker, with a broad Aussie accent, saying: "Kevin speaks our language".