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Susan Cabral-Ebert, president of the Make-up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild and a member of the academy, had a hand in the process — which includes the seven shortlisted designers making presentations of their work — and said it was fair because it ensures that every voting member of the committee gets to see at least a portion of each film under consideration.
Every day we have people making presentations of their work and program reviews.
At a local level, UNICEF celebrated the anniversary by visiting velayat-level schools, hospitals and local governance centres making presentations of UNICEF's history and mission and raising awareness of child rights.
Over 500 nodes were observed within the 16 networks, making presentation of the global cellular network difficult.
A kind of delayed exchange took place at these events, as certain relatives were obliged to make presentations of food and goods in return for past or anticipated services.
The editor provides professional snap-to-grid functionality and the ability to make presentations of varying dimensions, so presentations can potentially fitted to any aspect ratio necessary for page embedding.
The three sculptors submitted design sketches in mid-February, and on February 23 met with Woolley in New York City to make presentations of their work and answer his questions.
The three sculptors submitted design sketches in mid-February, and on February 23 met with Woolley in New York so the artists could make presentations of the work to him and answer his questions.
He has traveled around the country and the world to make presentations on the state of the American economy.
Although SNARC task stimuli have typically been presented in the visual domain, auditory stimuli were used to make presentation of the items analogous to the SMARC task and to avoid confounding modality of stimulus presentation with domain.
The large number of significant two-way interactions in the fitted model makes presentation of results, as well as their subsequent interpretation rather difficult.
