Sentence examples for presentation framing from inspiring English sources

Over the years, William had developed his own set of project management tools, which enabled him to steer projects in terms of the '5 Ps': pace (tempo, timing, meeting); points (issues); persons (internal and external stakeholders); presentation (framing and communication); and place (where things happen).

At Christie's Baron di Portanova sale last year, a diamond-studded imperial presentation frame with a miniature portrait of Nicholas II sold for $347,000, more than double the high estimate of $150,000.

A signed photo of Princess Diana in a presentation frame can fetch up to £3,000 $$4,927)," he said.

Instead, experimenters should always specify the number of presentation frames, the monitor model and technology, the refresh rate, and ideally also details about the luminance signal shape (phosphor decay/liquid crystal response).

Due to video-projector restrictions, the presentation frame rate was 60 frames/s, so that only every seventh frame of the normal-speed stimulus and every third frame of the slow-motion stimulus was shown.

It is not only patients who respond differently to data depending on presentation or framing.

Osborne, it increasingly seems, has the same strengths and weaknesses as the government as a whole: a flair for presentation, and for framing issues, while vital in opposition, is less of a trump card in office, especially in hard times, when concrete achievements can be measured, sometimes by the voters themselves.

We conducted an Internet-based randomized trial comparing three valence framing presentations of the benefits of antihypertensive medication in preventing cardiovascular disease (CVD) for people with newly diagnosed hypertension to determine which framing presentation resulted in choices most consistent with participants' values.

Only if participants pressed throughout the last 60 frames before the planned end of rotation, this rotation was extended for 60 more frames after sound presentation (75 frames after the button press in "action only" trials), so that the clock hand never stopped directly or very shortly after the button press.

The presentation and framing are all about restraint, but the overall project is about anything but".

The objective of this study was to elicit patient preferences for the presentation and framing of complex risk information.