Sentence examples for presentations on how from inspiring English sources
She said there had been interesting presentations on "how we make sure we have more transparency in how companies operate".
They did not submit final drawings or models but participated in a series of public presentations on how they would approach the design.
This is the second of two presentations on how we work digitally at the Guardian, from Mike Bracken, who leads the digital technology team here.
The pilots heard presentations on how air marshals work, and about threats from lasers, missiles, explosives, electronic jamming of navigation and communication frequencies, transport of government prisoners, and -- in a throwback to the days before Sept. 11 -- unruly passengers.
They can make detailed class presentations on how the crisis might have turned out differently if the Central Intelligence Agency had intercepted the orders — and sent them to the White House — on the day they were transmitted.
Ask students to search the archives and track coverage in The New York Times for examples of stereotyping in all cultures, gathering examples and making presentations on how people can resist or counteract this all-too-human tendency.
He remembers seeing a presentation on how one can import generics for a fraction of the cost so he did a lot of research on the safety and efficacy of those drugs, which were FDA approved, and had a couple of friends do trial runs to the US.
Tests on beams strengthened in shear with CFRP sheets are presented and a short presentation on how to design for shear strengthening with CFRP is given.
In class, she pushes the students to take ownership of the material, encouraging them to frame lessons as they like: last year, one group turned a presentation on how the planets influence the seasons into a newscast; another made it a music video.
After a presentation on how these projects are carried out and why one is needed at the Farallon Islands, we were divided into groups and sent to separate corners of the large room.
Harris sounds as if he could give a PowerPoint presentation on how he rebuilt the program.
