Variously described in advance as a "dadbod" fashion show and the presentation of "a collection", nobody knew quite what to expect.
At the same time, there was a prickly, unconvinced air that hung over this presentation, of a collection heaving with richness, sloppy suits cut of upholstery jacquards and corsages and bows clasping throats.
For the eight months prior to his presentation of a collection that September, Mr. Manivong allowed a camera crew to document his struggles to make samples, book models and find a location for his show on a peanuts budget of about $6,000.
This type of feature selection, collates quadratically transformed feature subsets for presentation to a collection of respective classifiers.
"I always take few days off before the presentation of a new collection".
A vision for augmented GIS is offered, illustrated through presentation and description of a collection of working prototypes.
There was a fancy-frumpy tension, deliberate, in that dish, as there was in the presentation of a phenomenally good collection of bread in a miniature burlap sack.
The multiplicity of social types, as well as the device of the storytelling contest itself, allowed presentation of a highly varied collection of literary genres: religious legend, courtly romance, racy fabliau, saint's life, allegorical tale, beast fable, medieval sermon, alchemical account, and, at times, mixtures of these genres.
The studio and one of its major suppliers, Legendary Pictures, dressed up a two-and-a-half-hour presentation with a collection of huge, wraparound screens that flashed logos and moving imagery behind and around the stage.
His presentation uses a collection of graphs, photographs, and other imagery to describe the greenhouse effect, changes in atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations throughout history, human energy use and population growth, and how all these forces contribute to global warming.
The presentation itself, a collection of about 40 slides titled "The Conservative Message Machine's Money Matrix," essentially makes the case that a handful of families -- Scaife, Bradley, Olin, Coors and others -- laid the foundation for a $300 million network of policy centers, advocacy groups and media outlets that now wield great influence over the national agenda.
