Sentence examples for presentation and format from inspiring English sources

Presentation and format Ebooks should be presented as simply as possible with links to new chapters which lead to other URLs.

His fear, based on what he had observed in American publishing, was that in-house editing was likely to produce in-house books, with a similarity of style, presentation and format that becomes formulaic.

The 12 items appraise the objectives of the guidelines, the presentation and format, the estimated outcomes-benefits, costs and harms.

Other dimensions are Global, Presentation and Formatting, Measurable Outcomes, Apparent Validity, Flexibility, Effect on Process of Care, Novelty/Innovation, and Computability.

Both Monti and Burchill note that there is no consensus on what defines 'expanded cinema,' but Monti says one of its primary motivations is the liberation of the moving image from the constraints of the traditional screening presentations and formats.

The arthritis education sessions will use a presentation and discussion format similar to that originally described by Lorig for arthritis education [ 59- 62].

The system supports real-time enactive query across heterogeneous media resources, parallel media signal processing, and multi screen presentation and display formats.

This focus group explored perspectives on routine clinical use, preferred utility of QOL tools in clinical practice, most clinically relevant questions, preferred layout, presentation and response formats.

Such systems are limited because most databases are dynamic, and users have different preferences for topical content and presentation format.

Broader research impacts outside of our team and study jurisdiction may occur when final outcomes of the study are distributed in academic (published manuscripts and presentations) and lay formats (policy briefs, webinars and resource tools).

As someone who teaches a "techie" course in transportation and logistics in a business school, which meets early mornings, it is obvious that not only the size of the class and presentation format matter, but also the style of the instructor.