Sentence examples for presentation of the subject from inspiring English sources

A general level presentation of the subject and a summary of the research outcomes will be presented.

They carefully and logically structured the presentation of the subject to make it easier to teach.

They formalised the presentation of the subject into a book that was new, refreshing and, above all, accessible to university engineering students.

Organized by Wendy Wick Reaves, curator of prints and drawings at the National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution, it's as good a presentation of the subject as you'll find anywhere.

His Report on the Relativity Theory of Gravitation (1918), written for the Physical Society, followed by Space, Time and Gravitation (1920) and his great treatise The Mathematical Theory of Relativity (1923)—the latter considered by Einstein the finest presentation of the subject in any language made Eddington a leader in the field of relativity physics.

Participants at the workshop first took part in a pre-assessment survey to identify their current knowledge of systematic review, before Dr. Sohaila Cheema, IPH Director and Assistant Professor of Healthcare Policy and Research, and Dr. Karima Chaabna gave an introductory presentation of the subject.

The Growing Families ministry of La Cañada Presbyterian Church invites parents and grandparents of elementary to high school children to a presentation on the subject of bullying at 9 30 a.m.

Professor Stavins delivers a PowerPoint presentation on the subject of "An Update on Global Climate Change Policy," on behalf of Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education, June 13 , 2018

For example, if your employee survey shows many workers want to improve their public speaking skills, organize a day for everyone to share a presentation on the subject of their choice, and videotape each performance.

Dr.Carducci: In all of my presentations on the subject of small talk, I always start with this quote to let people know just how important I think small talk really is.

Jonathan Sacks won the 2004 Grawemeyer Award in Religion from the University of Louisville and Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary for that book, and his presence in our community and his presentations on the subject of religious pluralism before a variety of audiences are gratefully remembered.