Sentence examples for presentations not only from inspiring English sources

The Met is hosting a variety of talks and presentations not only on the music, the conductor (Alan Gilbert), and the singers, but also on the physics and politics of atomic weapons (there's even a one act play!).

By joining their advice to the observations of visual communication theorists such as Lev Kuleshov, Roland Barthes, and Scott McCloud, it is possible to improve slideware presentations not only on a slide-by-slide basis but also at the level of the sequence, where multiple slides work together to convey meanings and create significant audience-speaker interactions.

Students who saw the second presentation not only retained more information but also expressed more concern and demonstrated a greater willingness to take action.

Visitors embraced its presentation not only of current trends in American and European painting but also American folk art, Bauhaus architecture and design, and "Useful Household Objects Under $5".

If you are clever you bring your presentation not only on your laptop (two are better, just in case), but on a stick as well in case the local hardware isn't in love with your computer.

The protracted diagnostic period and variable disease presentation not only complicate diagnosing SLE but also the epidemiologic study of it.

The Routes to Diagnosis project reveals a wealth of evidence that allows for a highly refined and stratified understanding of the risk of emergency presentation, not only by sociodemographic characteristics and cancer but also by their interactions.

Close acquaintance with the subject guided the accurate presentation not only of the outward image but also of the sensation within, transforming the subjective and personal to the mystical and universal.

Taking what smart people have said and putting it into your presentation not only makes you look smart, it shows the teacher that you spent time thinking about what other people said.

This process of antigen processing and presentation is used to display not only foreign but also self peptides and therefore is important for 'self' tolerance as well as immunity to pathogens.

However, an increase in signal duration as observed in M. saxicola males during multimodal stimuli presentations could not only indicate fighting ability to the opponent and facilitate spacing but enhance a male's detectability for females in a chorus.