Sentence examples for presentation provided by from inspiring English sources
An example of one such tag [LINK REMOVED] is given in another top-secret training presentation provided by Snowden.
Another top-secret Tor presentation provided by Snowden mentions QuantumCookie to force cookies onto target browsers, and another Quantum program to "degrade/deny/disrupt Tor access".
According to the training presentation provided by Snowden, EgotisticalGiraffe exploits a type confusion vulnerability in E4X, which is an XML extension for Javascript.
According to a top-secret NSA presentation provided by the whistleblower Edward Snowden, one successful technique the NSA has developed involves exploiting the Tor browser bundle, a collection of programs designed to make it easy for people to install and use the software.
What Chaplain Hernandez fails to mention is that Chaplain Barrett was following, and for the most part reading from verbatim, the PowerPoint presentation provided by the Army for this policy briefing.
It is possible that the increased variety of information presentation provided by the combined formats led the patients to perceive that they could be used to make more accurate decisions with less effort than the single format displays.
The use of these champions ensured the ongoing motivation of the health care professionals, while the external champions, most particularly those presentations provided by other general practitioners, demonstrated the benefits of the program in the broader regional setting.
In a PowerPoint presentation provided to Guardian Australia by the college, Young concludes: "All show linear deterioration in mental health status over time in detention".
A presentation is provided by the participants, during which there may be a demonstration and examples, but as stated above these need not be something which is useful for the company, but simply just to illustrate points.
This section reflects presentation materials provided by Pete Mauser (Merck R&D, USA), Claus-Michael Lehr, (Saarland University, Germany), and Ralph Niven (Novartis, USA) during the workshop.
Stimuli synchronisation and presentation were provided by NordicNeuroLab hardware (NordicNeuroLab, Norway).
