By Wallace White The New Yorker, March 1 , 1982P. 40 Talk story about a visit to the Explorers Club, on East 70th St., the other afternoon to witness the presentation of something called the Flag for Planet Earth to an explorer who was about to set off on an expedition to the Andes.
Talk story about a visit to the Explorers Club, on East 70th St., the other afternoon to witness the presentation of something called the Flag for Planet Earth to an explorer who was about to set off on an expedition to the Andes.
Ms. Del Rey has an idea about her presentation, which counts for something — to some it counts for everything — but her singing still sounds like a road test.
Then, Twardowski continues, the presentation of something contradictory would have an object for as long as we did not notice the contradiction; the moment we discovered it, the presentation would cease to have an object.
I have to do a current events presentation for my class about something happening in New York.
If it's very small or pixelated and you need it for something like a PowerPoint presentation, you might want to keep looking.
During the ovation, the people responsible for the arena presentation did something rare and welcome: they played no recorded music, allowing natural sound and emotion to fill Air Canada Center at a special moment.
Meinong (1910, §20, 138 [103], §43, 264 [19151]; 1915, §33; 1917, §1) calls it the self-presentation of inner experiences in opposition to the other-presentation [Fremdpräsentation], where the content functions as sign for something else.
Part of the dynamic of the live event — how it transcends a simple business-card swap — is that each blob presentation becomes something of a puzzle for audience members to solve, challenging them to add expertise.
During an important second generation prelaunch of a product, Woods was responsible for giving a major presentation, but something was wrong; the report differed from the original.
