Sentence examples for presentation of long from inspiring English sources
FOR the better part of a century, the third Sunday of June has been known for the presentation of long, narrow boxes containing bands of colored silk that many men wrap around their necks before heading to the office in the morning.
Finally, a novel methodological aspect of our work was the presentation of long invisible sentences.
We choose the H1 cell as an especially well-explored representative of LPTCs, because it can be recorded for a sufficiently long time to allow presentation of long image sequences (Hausen, 1976; Eckert, 1980; Krapp et al., 2001).
Reports showing that IFN-α may drive cross-priming [ 25– 27], a prerequisite for the processing and presentation of long peptides in HLA class I, made us decide to add IFN-α to the peptide-pulsed APC.
Moreover, the repeated presentation of long and perhaps unnatural sequences of calls may lead to a general decline in response strength, as the subjects recognize the experimental situation as such.
Kaskie says Cover Stories is intended to take "the presentation of long-form content media online to the next level.
This spring, a six-week trial in the case attracted wide interest, in part because it featured the first testimony of an industry whistle-blower and the presentation of long-sealed federal data tracing gun sales.
18 19 Nevertheless, this does further emphasise the importance of considering the use of free text in investigation of early presentation of long-term conditions using GP databases.
Free text searching may aid investigation of early presentation of long-term conditions using GP databases, and may be an important direction for future research.
Performance artist Marina Abramovic raised $661k from 4,765 backers in August 2013 to help her found the Marina Abramovic Institute: a building and body "dedicated to the presentation and preservation of long durational work, including that of performance art, dance, theatre, film, music, opera, and other forms that may develop in the future".
It was a painful presentation, full of long pauses, 'um's', 'oh yeah's', and sighs.
