Sentence examples for presentation and so from inspiring English sources
The installation, on long-term display at MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, is so deceptively simple, so matter-of-fact in its presentation — and so sublime in its effect — that it may be impossible to do it justice.
Then, by Proposition 1, P G is an efficient presentation and so, by Remark 1, is minimal (i.e. has a minimal number of generators).
Well, not everyone is into LinkedIn's sparse, rather corporate presentation and so CeeVee – as it's competors do – aims at the wide consumer marketplace with a simpler interface.
They liked my Winners & Dogs presentation, and so did David Brown, whom I remember throwing his head back and laughing loudly at my jokes For me, being able to entertain this great producer was all I needed to dispel the doubts I had felt upon boarding.
5 Patients with low CD4 cell counts at presentation may die before presentation and so not complete ART enrolment.
Once infected, cells become tightly controlled by HCMV, expressing numerous regulators of the cell cycle, apoptosis, cell signaling pathways, antigen presentation, and so forth (see Table 1).
If your workdays are filled with a complex mix of meetings, presentations and so on, though, it might be ideal.
Q: What about performance on exams, public presentations, and so on?
Another outcome of this paper can be seen in Remarks 1 and 2. It is understood that to study efficient or minimal presentations (and so with the minimal number of generators) implies the minimal number of generating functions.
Although many of these groups have small cancelation presentations and so are covered by the results from [1], there are some groups of this kind for which the depth function is not known.
On the assumption of genuine and substantial correlations it can be said that the diversity of tests does not really matter, as long as the aim is mere prediction (after all a vast variety of other non-psychometric indices of job performance exist, including track record, interest inventories, language dialect, self-presentation, and so on).
