The presentation of point of view, especially the combination of points of view, provides the contemporary novel with the means for suggesting the fluid, unreliable conditions of modern existence.
I knew very little, for example, about the detailed presentation of point of view within sound and where effects would be live and where they would not and what delicacy and precision goes into the production of radio drama – something I've always enjoyed, since the lovely days when I didn't have a telly.
If the number needed to treat is applied the use of correct calculation methods is required as well as the presentation of point and interval estimates.
These figures are used without regard to the uncertainty attached to their estimation, violating many journals' own guidelines for presentation of point estimates within the research articles that they publish [ 21].
The German attorney, however, plays an even smaller courtroom role than the French avocat, largely because presentations on points of law are limited and litigation is often left to junior partners.
This show, with its succinct presentation of high points, erodes that obscurity.
The Russian government wasn't perfect, he said, so he appreciated RT for its presentation of "various points of view".
Such pressures for compromise do not all come from advertisers; they also come from within the network, which has its own commercial position to maintain, and its relations with its affiliated stations to think of, and which, finally, must meet the tricky F.C.C. requirements concerning the provision of equal time for presentation of opposing points of view on the airwaves.
Presentation of different points of view was invaluable.
Using a conceptual framework for researching privatisation and regulation, it describes the process and issues pertinent to telecommunications liberalisation and privatisation in Taiwan, supported by a brief presentation of theoretical points of view as well as practitioners' views.
