Sentence examples for presentation of smart from inspiring English sources

This chapter attempts to provide a starting point for the representation and presentation of smart clothing and wearable technology based on the current situation, which it is hoped may also prove interesting to other collaborative design disciplines.

After presentation of SMART results to the public, an intensive and somewhat controversial discussion occurred between the stakeholders [ 7].

A presentation of the "GET SMART: Know When Antibiotics Work on the Farm" campaign highlighted educational efforts to promote the appropriate use of antibiotics in veterinary medicine.

The article presents: (i) the idea of smart specialization strategy in regions, (ii) the presentation of chosen methodological approaches to identify smart specialization at the regional level (iii) the comparison analysis of methods of smart specialization identification in Polish regions.

The tuna crudo was a smart presentation of sliced fish alongside flavorings of pequillo pepper, fried capers and a house-made citrus oil.

A recent presentation of it is in Smart (2004).

At one point in his presentation, Hogan alluded to the value of smart utility meters in preventing theft, so of course I had to follow up on this.

The presentation will highlight applications of one class of smart materials — shape memory alloys — in improving the performance of structures subjected to earthquake loading.

The main goal of this short communication is the presentation of two concepts of the integration of optoelectronics with immobilized enzymes leading to the development of smart, miniaturized, and highly economic biosensors designed for practical flow analysis.

This follows the line of argument pursued by one of the early advocates of smart education in China, Professor Zhu Zhiting of East China Normal University, who defined smart in a keynote presentation to an international audience as the opposite of stupid: "If you don't quite agree with the definition of smarter education, then let's first find evidences of stupid education…" (Zhu, 2014).

"As more and more industries are facing the challenge of digitisation, the smart creation, processing, and presentation of relevant market information is becoming increasingly important," said Mathias Döpfner, chief executive of Axel Springer.