Sentence examples for presentation described from inspiring English sources

From the data presented here, the classic presentation described by Renton et al. is helpful, but actually has low sensitivity [ 5- 12].

The Warner presentation, described onstage as the convention's "juggernaut" panel, was impressive.

Mr. Bush's unyielding presentation, described over the weekend by officials involved in drafting it, will come in a 22-minute speech to the United Nations General Assembly.

You could call the presentation — described as "a meditation on light, nature and femininity" — part pop spectacle, part performance piece.

Nancy Meyer, a social worker who attended the 2007 presentation, described it as a scholarly explanation of why "Muslims should not be in a position to harm other Muslims," saying she did not take it as "at all threatening".

Whatever the outcome of Argentina's Maradona gamble, it certainly will not be boring if his presentation, described as a cabaret by the sports daily Ole, is anything to go by.

This is not infrequent, because any time we discuss the content of a presentation, describing its characteristics and its relations to other things, we are presenting it.

(There's a presentation describing the work below).

The first presentation describes the current status of rescue plans, known within NASA as contingency shuttle crew support.

After the committee had digested each docket entry, one member gave an oral presentation, describing information that was too difficult or cumbersome to condense in code.

When the first free-kick came, it was Ronaldo who took it: Bale had previously suggested as much during his presentation, describing Ronaldo as "the boss".