Sentence examples for presentation proceeds from inspiring English sources
In medical art the resolutive order of presentation proceeds from knowledge to cure.
The information becomes more complex as the presentation proceeds [ 16].
Mr. Winters left the stage so the presentation could proceed, but returned during a question-and-answer session, interrupting Ms. Cochrane's interlocutor, Robert D. Liodice, president and chief executive of the association.
Intermittent presentation sequences proceeded until an observer reported the same percept on eight consecutive presentations, signaling robust stabilization.
MAX CHRISTIE proceeded smoothly through his Power Point presentation, presenting the results of a recent survey on smoking by teenage girls.
For Descartes the analytic style of presentation (and inquiry) proceeds by beginning with what is commonly taken to be known and discovering what is necessary for such knowledge.
Given the potential morbidity of a missed or delayed diagnosis of pyogenic flexor tenosynovitis and that this infection can be present without all four Kanavel's signs seen on initial presentation, providers should proceed with caution when using the absence of one or more Kanavel's signs to exclude a diagnosis of pyogenic flexor tenosynovitis.
The presentation of the framework proceeds in three steps looking at investments (1) under autarky; (2) with migration; and (3) with dynastic migration.
The Session will proceed by presentation of the Final Report on the Implementation of the Local Plan of Action for Children in Bijelo Polje (2005 201010) and the most significant results achieved in this period.
Our study of organic-organic pentacene/PDCDA interfaces is organized as follows: after a brief introduction presented above, we proceed with the presentation of the methods followed by the results and some conclusive remarks.
Locke's presentation of his pluralist position proceeds as a response to three obstacles or barriers to pluralism: absolutism, (counter) uniformitarianism, and arbitrary dogmatism.
