Sentence examples for introductory viewing from inspiring English sources
That particular detail meant that whenever housemates' friends came to visit and were given the introductory viewing of the picture, they'd mostly already seen it.
This chapter presents a simplified, introductory view of how visual attention may contribute to and integrate within the broader framework of visual scene understanding.
In the past three years, several polynucleotide ligases have been crystallized in complex with nucleic acid, providing the introductory views of ligase enzymes engaging their substrates.
Recalling the introductory view that certain novel ecosystems could be viewed as purposefully designed landscapes that encompass both cultural and ecological values, it is proposed hereafter that this particular baroque quality could provide one possible bridge, linking and engaging the role of culture in ecological design to inform the science of ecological restoration.
The available EST expression information offered an introductory view to the expression patterns of prohormone genes.
Others are pedagogical they represent cultural differences in what instructors (especially at the introductory level) view as appropriate to do in their classes.
Many introductory science books view the rare earths as being so chemically similar to one another that collectively they can be considered as one element.
In addition, it highlights how evolution is very different from natural selection two concepts introductory students frequently view as synonymous.
Participants were required to view the introductory portion of the decision aid, which lasted approximately 7 minutes, and were able to view additional information on each test by navigating the DVD's chapter menu.
Mars One has already generated more than 8,000 "likes" on Facebook and the introductory YouTube video has been viewed more than 800,000 times.
Prior to initiation of Day 1/introductory course, attendees were required to view 4+ hours of introductory videos on the basic POCUS applications.
