Sentence examples for presentations into a from inspiring English sources

The producers squeeze about 10 award presentations into a show with 20 music segments.

For example, Mr. Wysopal said, simple reprogramming turns an inexpensive projector used for business presentations into a home theater DVD player that is like one selling for a much higher price.

As both speakers delivered their presentations into a Web camera, zipping through their PowerPoint slides visible in one of the modules on the computer screens, Ms. Scheidel guided a lively interactive chat in another module, allowing the students to ask questions of the speakers and each other.

Given the ability to stream video into Second Life combined with the ease of converting PowerPoint presentations into a similar format in Second Life, many groups are exploiting the platform to host conferences, both fully virtual and mixed reality (with interaction between real life and second life venues).

Special software is included that can convert and transfer a PowerPoint presentation into a format that can run straight from the stick -- without the computer connected at all.

He has revived the slide presentation about global warming that he first began giving in 1990 and taken that slide show on the road, and he has now turned that presentation into a book and a documentary film, both called "An Inconvenient Truth".

"I break down exactly how Jobs turns the typical dull, plodding presentation into a theatrical experience.

To this end, we transform modify QUBO from its conventional Boolean presentation into a spin glass with a random external field on each site.

Sometimes they did this by openly dividing their presentation into a section according to the church fathers and a section according to the philosophers and natural scientists (physici), which integrated material from the Latin and Arabic philosophical traditions (e.g. the treatises Philosophia by William of Conches and De natura corporis et animae by William of St.-Thierry).

In the meantime, if you just want to hang out with cool people, throw back a few drinks (21+ only, please) and watch some entrepreneurs turn what is usually a 30-minute presentation into a sixty-second elevator pitch, buy tickets.

We love to see all kinds of business, but you must make every effort to turn your presentation into a production worth watching and enjoying.