Sentence examples for presentation of the name from inspiring English sources
"Nominations(b) Each candidate for nomination for President of the United States and Vice President of the United States shall demonstrate the support of a plurality of the delegates from each of five (5) or more states, severally, prior to the presentation of the name of that candidate for nomination".
In our task, the presentation of the name of an adapting face was brief, merely serving as cue for participants to imagine the corresponding face.
For filler trials, the preview interval before presentation of the name was varied.
Erratum to: Clinical Oral Investigations DOI 10.1007/s00784-015-1407-6 The ofiginal version of the above article contained a mistake in the presentation of the name Aebele B. Mink van der Molen.
Erratum to: Clinical Oral Investigations 16 (4) : 1325-1331 DOI 10.1007/s00784-011-0624-x The original version of the above article contained a mistake in the presentation of the name Aebele B. Mink van der Molen.
The presentation of strictly unfamiliar names in the active condition in the current study allowed for a better differentiation of top-down attention, (i.e. instruction following and counting) from automatic attention which may be grabbed automatically by the presentation of the own name (Wood and Cowan, 1995).
Belinda Clark was on hand for the presentation of the medal named in her honour to Victorian opener Meg Lanning, and the former Australian women's team captain was also inducted into the hall of fame alongside Mark Waugh.
A live concert presentation of the film named Disney Fantasia: Live in Concert, showcases various segments from both Fantasia and Fantasia 2000.
In the presentation of the findings the names of the interviewees have been changed to protect interviewees´ identity.
The event is a presentation of the Richard Tucker Foundation, named for the Brooklyn-born tenor (1913-1975) and Metropolitan Opera star.
Obama spoke at the presentation of the Toner Prize, named for Robin Toner, the first woman to be national political correspondent for The New York Times.
