Sentence examples for permit the presentation from inspiring English sources
Although we also permit the presentation of an occasional nonscience idea, such as a recent presentation on fashionable nursing apparel, in practice we will hear talks on basic science, early- or late-stage technology, or pure business.
In addition, the teatro por horas proved to be economically advantageous for entrepreneurial impresarios because its short duration permitted the presentation of several performances in a single day.
This permits the presentation of the proposed thermoelastic shell formulation in a very compact form.
Such an idea permits the presentation of the thermoelastic laminated FG plate formulation in a very compact form.
Such choice of unknowns with the consequent use of Lagrange polynomials of degree In−1 in the thickness direction for each layer permits the presentation of the laminated piezoelectric shell formulation in a very compact form.
In addition, a very practical "desk manual" on how to organize these workshops was developed to be passed down within the Postdoctoral Association, so that as interest in the association waxed and waned, there still would be some procedural memory permitting the presentation of such workshops in the future.
Such choice of displacements permits, first, the presentation of governing equations of the proposed piezoelectric shell formulation in a very compact form and, second, gives an opportunity to utilize the strain displacement equations, which precisely represent all rigid-body shell motions in any convected curvilinear coordinate system.
The study protocol does not permit the sharing of data and materials, except when embedded by the authors in publications and academic presentations.
Space does not permit presentation of the complete chemical analyses.
A half natural size (1 2) scale was chosen for reproduction, which allows for the presentation of all details, while permitting the collection to be published in one volume.
Our stimulus presentation was based on the 'Optimal MMN paradigm' [53] which permits the rapid assessment of pre-attentive auditory discrimination of up to five different stimuli.
