Sentence examples for presentation was designed from inspiring English sources

As the theorist David Bordwell writes, "Theaters' conversion from 35-millemeter film to digital presentation was designed by and for an industry that deals in mass output, saturation releases and quick turnover".

The Court of Chancery found that the Sachs presentation was designed to apprise the directors of the scope of the analyses performed rather than the facts and numbers used in reaching the conclusion that Mesa's tender offer price was inadequate.

This detailed follow-up study conducted 5 years after initial presentation was designed to investigate possible characteristics underlying the aetiology of rickets and long-term abnormalities in bone and mineral metabolism.

Professor Smith's presentation was 'Designing adjuvant treatment based on biological measurements in the neoadjuvant setting'.

Many Londoners will be aware that their presentation is designed to advance the Standard's objective of removing Livingstone.

IF you're driving in the country and find yourself craving elegance, a dinner where pink rose petals are strewn over linen napkins and food presentation is designed as carefully as sculpture, Cripple Creek is the place.

The World Wide Web (WWW) presentation is designed to allow public access to the available 2-DE data together with logical connections to databases providing complementary information.

This presentation is designed to generate knowledge and stimulate discussion in analyzing the concept of risky sexual behavior for consistency, adequacy, and meaning.

This presentation is designed to critically review information on presentations of food hypersensitivity reactions that may be considered unusual regarding the source or nature of allergen, route of exposure, or clinical manifestation.

The system here (minus identity) is equivalent to the S5-based system found in Kripke (1963), but the presentation is designed to highlight its similarities to, and differences from, SQML.

All of his presentation is designed to persuade American readers that the Iraq war has been a tragedy of good intentions.