Sentence examples for present emphasizing from inspiring English sources
Saying the interlocking rings could create as many as five million combinations, Chaumet used its symbol of past and made it present, emphasizing the importance of nature and the current environmental threats to bees.
Our results show that water can play an important role in amyloid structure even when no obvious water-accessible features are present, emphasizing the importance of the surface solvent.
Finally, a brief narrative is presented emphasizing clinical applications of different biomaterials.
After that, an analysis of the existing solutions is presented, emphasizing three most important issues: speed, complexity, and power consumption.
A short overview about cooperating robots is presented, emphasizing on the requirements posed by the increasing need for mass customization in the automotive industry.
The defining features of BSCW will be presented, emphasizing on the platform's characteristics that make it a real virtual classroom.
An overview of this challenging task is presented, emphasizing the main design issues, the criticalities and the intermediate steps required to make this challenging task a reality.
A review of the literature of similar cases is presented, emphasizing the notion that concurrent thyroid pathology is a risk factor for airway compromise after seemingly benign trauma and that airway compromise can present in a delayed fashion.
Results from systematic lab column experiments with seven selected organic cations under various conditions (different salinities and temperatures) are presented, emphasizing the potential of organic molecules as alternative sorbing tracers especially in consolidated aquifer systems.
A synopsis of the more significant findings obtained by laser photolysis of myoglobin‐CO crystals is also presented, emphasizing the more general aspects of dynamics relevant to the complex energy landscape of a protein.
In this key, a new theme is presented, emphasizing the local subdominant (G-flat major, a further fourth upward) – first in the major mode, then in the minor, with an enharmonic shift to F-sharp minor.
