Sentence examples for presentation integrating from inspiring English sources

It allows you to collect content and create a presentation, integrating the cumbersome image searching and saving step into the service.

There they initiate antigen presentation, integrating with dendritic cells, for both innate and adaptive immunity.

The different TOR strategies comprised a variation of the location for TOR presentation (integrated mobile phone or in-vehicle HMI) as well as a variation of the TOR modality (TOR with brake jerk/without brake jerk).

Samples within each cluster displayed similar expression profiles as revealed by a component plane presentation integrated self-organizing map (CPP-SOM) [ 58, 59].

This study is to develop a multimodal presentation software integrated with interactive whiteboard (IWB) as a multimodal presentation system (MPS) to support the classroom English learning in the elementary English as second language (ESL) course.

The suggested architecture uses real time geospatial data sets and 3D presentation tools, integrated with added-value services, such as simulation models for assisting decision making in case of emergency.

ActiveSky, based in San Mateo, Calif., has created multiscene presentations that integrate visual action, sound, text and low-tech graphics in a facsimile of a live sports broadcast, as well as schedules, scores and standings.

Course evaluations of the Integration Seminar demonstrated that first-year dental students overwhelmingly recognized that the research presentations were integrated and logically sequenced.

Most high school and many college introductory biology texts are woefully lacking in their presentation of comprehensive figures integrating phylogenetic analyses with hypotheses about evolutionary process.

The team was one of the startups graduating from Microsoft's London Accelerator this summer, so no surprise it's also focusing on integrating its presentation platform with Microsoft's PowerPoint behemoth — releasing today what it calls an "add-in" for PowerPoint which lets users of the latter software tap directly into its interactive features.

Rob Finn's presentation was entitled, 'Challenges of integrating different resources into a single service and/or database'.