Sentence examples for present the merits from inspiring English sources
He said that the meeting was conducted mostly in Spanish, and that he was given little opportunity to present the merits of St. Raymond's.
There was, for example, a meeting for caucus press secretaries attended by representatives of News Corporation and Fox News, where talk turned to how to publicly present the merits of the debate.
We present the merits of information measures for describing and forecasting molecular variation within and among groups, comparing forecasts with data, and evaluating underlying processes such as dispersal.
"LSE management is likely to present the merits of the deal as increased exposure to Continental cash equities and diversification to Borsa Italianas derivatives and fixed-income operations," Citigroup analyst Daniel Garrod said.
To really present the merits of MFB-CoSaMP, a Gaussian random matrix [16], which is generated with each entry independently drawn from a Gaussian distribution with zero mean and unit variance, is employed as the measurement matrix for both algorithms.
We discuss the effects resulting from the reduction in channel width, length and thickness and present the merits of more innovative transistors with ground-plane, dynamic-threshold or double-gate.
And if the Democrats' aim was "never to let Mr. Bartels hit a restroom alone," they were a good deal less successful in restroom management than in presenting the merits of their case.
Along the way, we have presented the merits and demerits of each interpretation.
Yet you will focus on presenting the merits of your ideas instead of bashing someone else's.
As much previous research has presented the merit of AND EXOR logic for its high density and testability, this research is the first application of the GRM (a canonical AND EXOR form) to the minimization of incompletely specified data.
It is oddly typical of Mr. Kennedy's life that, for instance, the president of Chile would travel to his house on Cape Cod to present the Order to the Merit of Chile (a spokesman said the award had been announced before he became ill).
