Sentence examples for presentations of that from inspiring English sources
The many commemorative presentations of that work, formally known as the "Vespro Della Beata Vergine" ("Vespers of the Blessed Virgin"), are off and running, thanks to a free performance by the Green Mountain Project at — again, appropriately — the Church of St . Mary theVirgin near Times Square on Sunday evening.
Presentations of that CS alone later on elicit characteristic fear responses, including freezing [1], [2], [3].
Alternatively, over-representation of a specific HLA molecule(s) in a disease cohort may be essentially unrelated to the unique antigen presentations of that HLA per se, but is instead a genetic "marker" denoting the presence of a pathogenic immunomodulatory gene(s) that is are) in strong linkage disequilibrium (LD) with that HLA allele [21], [38].
In the SlideShare app, for example, users don't just view an embedded slideshow, they can actually watch as someone gives a presentation of that show, switching between the presenter and slide itself at will.
That is, presentations of signals that have previously signaled aversive events elicit "fear" and "anxiety".
The presentation of that sentence shouldn't get in the way of its funny qualities.
"We stand by our reporting and the presentation of that reporting and … we do not believe it is the court's role to consider questions of media taste".
But the billboards, the reduced role for the Dew Dudes and the other initiatives are intended to keep the presentation of that Dew personality evolving, he said.
We have in a sense taken over nature".Vatican-watchers will be combing the encyclical for a more formal presentation of that sentiment.
The difference is they're seeking an authenticity – a voice – an authenticity around the presentation of that material that is unlike what we were accustomed to in the past," he said.
Their mission, not impossible at all, is to experiment with the Modern's vaunted collection in ways that move beyond the museum's highly influential, largely linear, style-by-style and medium-by-medium presentation of that collection.
