Sentence examples for presentation by means from inspiring English sources

For the psychology of totemism, Thurnwald later (1917 18) put forth a detailed, systematic presentation; by means of concrete examples, he also raised questions about the connections of totemism with ancestor worship, notions of souls, and beliefs in power, magic, offerings, and oracles.

The matrices ( {widehat{varSigma}}_1 ), ( {widehat{varSigma}}_2 ) definition also shows the presentation by means of the Pauli matrices ( {widehat{sigma}}_x ), ( {widehat{sigma}}_y ), which is often used.

Furthermore, we have only studied the adaptation of HIV-1 to escape antigen presentation by means of amino acid substitutions.

In [ 64] the authors describe the immune response to M. Tuberculosis representing cells as agents and describing the time-dependent processes essential to antigen processing and presentation by means of ordinary differential equations.

An experimenter outside the semidark area monitored the participant's eye movements through a low-angle CCD near-infrared video camera (ELMO CN43H) positioned in front of the participant and controlled the stimulus presentation by means of a microcomputer (FMV-S167).

PDC may enhance myeloid DC-mediated cross-presentation by means of IFNα secretion by PDC, which might favor this mechanism[23], but PDC's own ability to cross-present to CD8+ T cells is still a controversial and unresolved matter[24].

The real-time stimulus presentation was monitored by means of an analog photocell system, and the signal recorded together with the eye position traces and the verbal traces.

In fact, the presentation of gliadin epitopes by means of DQ2/8+ antigen-presenting cells to mucosal T cells is not sufficient to explain all the aspects of the duodenal mucosa inflammation in CD [ 4].

Results: After the AAA repair, a significant decrease in total bilirubin within the reference range and a gradual decrease of ALP and GGT levels were observed, which led us to the conclusion that AAA may have contributed to the clinical presentation of obstructive jaundice by means of external compression.

Response rates were compared between the patients with weight loss at presentation and those without by means of Fisher's exact test.

The experimenter outside the semi-dark area monitored the subject's eye movements through a low-angle CCD near-infrared video camera (ELMO CN43H) set in front of the infant, and controlled the stimulus presentation on the monitor by means of a microcomputer (FMV-S167).