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Free sign up"made slides" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is a simple past tense verb phrase that means the action of creating or preparing slides. Example: The presenter spent hours working on the presentation and made slides to visually support each point.
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There are objective measures of code similarity that can be quoted, like the edit distance between abstract syntax trees, but here the expert hand identified the abstract steps that the code fragments were performing, made slides that nobody in the courtroom could actually read, filled with colored boxes outlining the purportedly analogous code in each case.
He later took a $35 a week job as a cartoonist for a Kansas City firm that made slides for projection on theater screens.
FISH was applied on cells fixed in methanol/acetic acid using recently made slides according to modified protocols [ 31].
All freshly made slides with smears of exfoliated cells were used for viral antigen detection (RSV, influenza virus (IV-A and IV-B), parainfluenza virus (type 1, 2, 3) and adenovirus) as described previously [ 5].
Poorly made slides of your work may affect your chances of getting into the school of your choice.
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It made sliding sex-kittenishly onto the piano a bit hard.
And they don't make slides any more.
"People make slides with bullet points," he says.
However, because their movement is restricted by their athetoid symptoms, to make slides or synthesize their voice in advance is hard for them.
Use a Dictaphone or text-to-speech software to dictate and accelerate getting your content on paper so you can make slides or blog posts.
To make slides from Preadipocytes, three days after differentiation and adipocytes, preadipocytes were cultured in six wells dishes.
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