Sentence examples for presentation of the message from inspiring English sources

Told that the Republicans had found the presentation of the message objectionable, she responded: "It's a cartoon.

The very constructive and interesting advices of the two anonymous referees were highly appreciated by the authors and contributed to improve the presentation of the message of this study.

Statements about problem or responsible gambling are required by law within gambling commercials in Australia (although the exact message and the presentation of the message differs in different jurisdictions).

It is explained how properties of user and context are taken into account in each of the modules of the system and how they affect the linguistic presentation of the generated messages.

While various design features (e.g., update options, message layout, update message presentation) of these messages can influence the actions taken by users, no prior study can be found that investigated users opinions regarding various design alternatives.

In this sense political graphics, from logos to posters, are the purest form of graphic design - and the closest to old-fashioned propaganda, for what is propaganda but the presentation of a message in a managed manner?

The focus of their roles concerned the presentation of a unified message rather than the maintenance of traditional professional boundaries.

Still the presentation of its overall message is entertaining and most of the characters will hold the audience's interest.

The results indicate that the users with varied levels of computer experiences have different preferences regarding the following features: the number of icons, the arrangement of search results, and the presentation of error messages.

Starting from the assessment of the Driver-Vehicle-Environment (DVE) status/situation provided by the DVE monitoring modules ICA enables the selection of the presentation modality, the messages prioritisation and scheduling and the global adaptivity of the driver-vehicle interface (e.g. display configuration and function allocation).

This brings up the concept of "the heckler's veto" -- a process by which an unfavorable response to a speaker prohibits presentation of their message.