Given this fact, Twardowski's analysis of 'presented' in terms of modifying vs. attributive adjectives is fundamental to understand what is exactly 'judged in a judgment.' For it is not only in presentations that we can distinguish act, content and object, but also in judgments.
It is not only a presentation maker, it is an Evernote-like service for your presentations.
I hope it's going to change the format of exhibition, so that it is not only about presentation, but generation.
Dozens of checkpoints operated by a combination of foreign mercenaries and plainclothes militiamen lined the road west of Tripoli for the first time, witnesses said, requiring not only the presentation of official papers but also displays of flag-waving, fist-pumping enthusiasm for Colonel Qaddafi, who has long fashioned himself as a pan-African icon.
Poster presentations can be considered as a close communication with the audience, and is also ideal for training in discussion not only for presentation.
Not only the presentation of the clustering methodology is more comprehensive and detailed in this work, but also the proposed algorithm is much more efficient and reliable than that in [49].
The diaphonic streamlining, moreover, of chapters containing tenets that are listed according to criteria determined by various divisions obviously determines not only the presentation but also, to some extent, the contents of the material.
The contribution of this paper is, however, not only the presentation of an approach to estimating pointing poses in a demanding real-world scenario on a mobile robot, but also the detailed and evaluative comparison between different image-preprocessing techniques, alternative feature extraction methods, and several function approximators with the same set of test- and training data.
The various ways HLA-B27 may function in causing spondyloarthritis now are better understood to encompass not only antigen presentation but also other mechanisms, possibly all being operative in pathogenesis (misfolding of the HLA-B27 molecule, impaired intracellular killing of bacteria, and HLA-B27 itself serving as an autoantigen).
As suggested in the STARD initiative,[49] one approach for developing a more complex standard is to use a combination of methods including imaging tests, laboratory tests available both immediately and long after the fact, and clinical features obtained not only at presentation but on dedicated follow-up subjects.
