Sentence examples for kind to present from inspiring English sources

His monumental Key to North American Birds (1872) was the first work of its kind to present a taxonomic classification of birds according to an artificial key.

Authors: Phadke, Arun G., Thorp, James S. This book builds on the cutting edge research presented in the previous edition that was the first of its kind to present the technology behind an emerging power systems management tool still in the early stages of commercial roll-out.

To our knowledge, this is the first report of its kind to present not only epidemiological data but changes over more than a decade in metabolic indices, management and outcomes.

26 This is the first analysis of its kind to present a cross-market analysis of cost per life-year gained for first-line maintenance therapy in patients with locally advanced or metastatic NSCLC.

Both nitrate and graphite were selected out of other materials of the same kind, shown to present lower performances.

The Stranger sets out to define the sophist, the statesman, and the philosopher, claiming that they are three distinct kinds (Sophist 217a b); the two existing dialogues appear to give successful definitions of their target kinds and to present and defend significant methodological and metaphysical positions.

And trust me, of those two kinds, trying to present an 'unbiased perspective' isn't just easier, it's as easy as rereading the Associated press wire copy.

A proper analysis of this kind will need to present results of basic tests which allow the authority to determine what kind of risks may be caused.

Mr. Masud said negotiators would feel pressure to reach some kind of deal to present to the markets before trading in the region resumes next week after the Eid holiday, because otherwise markets there might fall precipitously too.

The other challenge comes in what kind of ad to present.

Most often distant metastases are not removed so the number is limited; however it is the largest proteomic study of its kind to be presented, to the best of our knowledge.