Sentence examples for presentation as in from inspiring English sources

The fetal presentation is usually not reported, but Williams [ 7] mentions that five out of seven cases were in caudal presentation as in the present cases.

Subjects were presented with the same trial presentation as in the calibration procedure and in the main part of the experiment, but this time they needed to report first the direction of motion in the cued diagonal and then the direction of motion in the uncued diagonal.

Again, in the same reference, the second author figured out the efficiency of the above presentation as in the following proposition.

Slide zooming function is necessary when text or object on the slide are not readable or visible during online presentation as in Figure 4c.

For a monoid M, let P be a monoid presentation as in (1); and let F ( x ) be a free monoid on x.

As a next step of Proposition 3, the following result basically states that each semi-direct product presentation as in (2) which is obtained by condition (1) has a characteristic polynomial.

As if the complexity and the supposedly edifying ambiguities of the news stories justified their raw presentation, as if in the wild state, in other words, without a point of view".

Elsewhere, dramatic presentations (as in Japanese nō plays and the Javanese wayang) are similarly rooted in myth.

The word "gendered" appears in the title of many presentations (as in "The Gendered Context of Stress and Its Effects on Delinquency Across and Within Gender"), and Marxism still has its own section (one paper: "The War in Iraq From a Marxist Perspective").

A definitive timely diagnosis in such cases can be challenging, particularly in atypical clinical presentations, as in our patient, who was also diagnosed with cerebral post-transplant lymphoproliferative disease (PTLD) of Hodgkin's type [2, 3].

Therefore, x-back pairs could contain two estimates of the same pattern presented at any times during the course of the experiment, from two temporally contiguous presentations, as in 1-back trials, or one presentation from the beginning of the experiment and one from the end of the experiment.