Sentence examples for present remarks from inspiring English sources
To make their case tomorrow, union officials said they would focus on the higher pay earned by officers in nearby cities and counties and would present remarks by Maria Dziergowski, the widow of Officer Matthew Dziergowski, who was killed on duty in 1999.
As 10 states vote in Republican primaries and caucuses on Super Tuesday, Mr. Santorum, a former senator from Pennsylvania, was the only contender for the presidential nomination to visit the conference in person, though Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich were scheduled to present remarks by video satellite.
One of the lay women present remarked that my friend would surely become a bishop as well.
The music publisher Victor Novello who was present remarked 'He has done some things that seem to me impossible, even after I have heard them done.' At another recital in 1837, where Mendelssohn played the piano for a singer, Robert Schumann ignored the soprano and wrote 'Mendelssohn accompanied like a God'.
To sum up, the present remark of Sullivan-Gunn et al (2011) sounds really relevant and extends the already opened debate on the urgent need of an accurate and mandatory normalisation of RT QPCR results, or more precisely standardisation of RT QPCR technique, which will not necessarily be based on the use of HKGs.
Some numerical tests, for monotonic and cyclic loadings are presented, remarking the ability of the proposed approach to reproduce the complex features of brick mortar interfaces; comparisons between the results obtained adopting the original proposed model and the simplified model are performed.
In the final section, we have presented some remarks on results presented by Change et al [20], Huang and Noor [47], Noor and Noor [28] and Verma [32 34].
In Section 4 we present concluding remarks.
Finally, in Section 5, we present concluding remarks.
In this paper we present several remarks concerning the degree of maps and currents.
We now present some remarks on the dual space of L α ( X ).
