Sentence examples for presentation of personal from inspiring English sources

The project Noah (www.projectnoah.org) showed how we could personalise the citizen inquiry experience through the creation of customised profile page showing users' participation in different projects and presentation of personal information.

Even fellow zoologists, most of whom by now accepted the fact of evolution, worried about the dogmatic presentation of personal speculations, exaggeration of his own novelty and intolerance towards other researchers' views.

It should also be re-affirmed that an athlete's cardiac status changes immediately upon the presentation of personal symptoms suggestive of cardiac disease, irrespective of previously normal cardiac investigations.

We tried to create an interactive community of practice [ 25] between groups of 15 to 20 residents supervised by 1 teacher in order to share medical knowledge and best practices [ 26] through the presentation of personal projects during face-to-face meetings.

(Although, last summer, Facebook announced it was tweaking its algorithm to favor presentation of more personal messages in the feeds).

Important elements are the presentation of discrepant personal information by providing individualised feedback about substance consumption behaviour.

Two of the people auditioning for our project present absolutely extraordinary presentations of their personal reaction to the war - passionate, witty, detailed, personal, moving and accurate.

It was a bold presentation of a very personal mythology without a map – we could guess the significance of the fairies rolling around on a bright yellow picnic blanket on a cliff top, but that was about it.

Jim Neel, Jr., and I have never met, but he called me his "hero" after my 2009 AAA presentation of this work (personal correspondence, December 15, 2009).

Soon the company became Speech Dynamics, and Miss Sarnoff expanded her brief to embrace all aspects of personal presentation.

So he and another clerk made a presentation about the virtues of personal computers to the Supreme Court's technology committee.