Sentence examples for presentation is developed from inspiring English sources

An equivalent dynamical linear presentation is developed in the iteration domain for the repeatable nonlinear system, where the time-varying partial derivatives of the system with respect to the time-varying control inputs reflect the dynamical characters of the plant.

The presentations were developed based on results from a randomized clinical trial (King, V. L., Kidorf, M. S., Stoller, K. B., Schwartz, R., Kolodner, K., Brooner, R. K. (2006) A 12-month controlled trial of methadone medical maintenance integrated into an adaptive treatment model.

Taking this into account, the case presentations were developed with rich contextual facts for each patient.

Using this outline, a common syllabus, lecture outlines, and PowerPoint presentations were developed.

The presentations were developed by medical experts and the structure was based on how real patients present to physicians.

But this was merely the premiere of a new idea, and I imagine as it is developed the presentation will become as exciting as the concept.

A submucosal DC subset for Ag presentation is CD103+ DC, which is developed from the same origin as CD8α+ DC. 39 For humans, monocyte‐derived DC is used as mDC, 40 and they show significantly different properties from the CD141+ (BDCA3) DC subset, a representative antigen‐presenting cell (APC), in the peripheral blood.

In this paper, a novel inertia-capacitance (IC) beam substructure formulation based on the IC-field presentation from the bond graph method is developed.

This process is done when a two-dimensional presentation of a three-dimensional surface is developed.

Thus, intuitive contents are not and cannot be immanent in meaning acts and, if these acts did have such contents, they would not be meaning acts, but presentations (in 1908a, 339 this argument is developed in explicit contrast to Husserl).

A presenter's manual and slide presentation has been developed and will be accompanied by a training support kit for participants.