Sentence examples for presentations given from inspiring English sources

The presenters and titles of platform presentations given during the meeting are given in Table 1.

I watched fourteen PowerPoint presentations given by students on devices-in-progress, listened to three conference calls with collaborating scientists, and talked with Rogers for several hours.

So far, the armory has mostly played host to outside producers, especially the Lincoln Center Festival, although it is heavily involved in all presentations given its unusual nature.

He said he felt the legislature was "dazzled" by presentations given by lobbyists for high-tech companies — who also gave generously to Mr. Luna's re-election campaign.

There had long been doubts within the United States intelligence community about the authenticity of the yellowcake documents, and references to it had been deleted from other presentations given at the time.

As well as a varied list of exhibitors and training providers, it also has a comprehensive programme of presentations given by expert careers advisers, a selection of exhibitors and the panel debates in the Guardian Sessions Room.

Last month many of the Iraqi police officials who had been participating in the training suddenly refused to attend the seminars and PowerPoint presentations given by the Americans, saying they saw little benefit from the sessions.

For anyone wanting more detail on efforts to clarify such questions, a superb resource is the batch of presentations given at a 2010 Paris workshop on research methods in assessing extreme events.

Hirschfield urges students to ask trainees at the firm: "What is it like to work here?" and "What departments have you enjoyed the most and why?" Dent advises them to pluck up the courage to ask senior members of the firm questions about their practice area during the regular presentations given during formal vacation schemes.

In presentations given to a packed auditorium at the laboratory on Wednesday morning, and webcast around the world, the leaders of two research teams, who worked independently of each other, said they had spotted a new particle amid the microscopic flashes of primordial fire created inside the world's most powerful atom smasher.

With the click of a mouse, you create an instant supply chain that, once the job is done, will dissolve again.Visions, visions everywhereAll this may sound like a description of "slideware"—those glowing overhead presentations given by software salesmen that rarely deliver what they seem to promise.