A person's verbal presentation has so much to do with how they see themselves, and to have that presentation complicated leads to all sorts of spooky dislocations.
--describes exactly what is in the figure; appropriate in an oral presentation, not so much in a written article.
Barden believes government agencies will soon force developers to adopt 3-D animations because the presentations make it so much easier for ordinary citizens to understand the scope and impact of the project.
Maybe your presentation will generate so much traffic that your site will crash mid-presentation – if you're working locally, it won't matter.
One reason Ms. Meeker's presentation has had so much resonance is that it plays to the country's strengths.
Similarly, his short film Sigmar, that opens his Turner prize presentation, isn't so much about German painter Sigmar Polke as it is about Campbell's experience of looking at his work, and imagining what Polke's drawings would say if they could speak.
The couple brought an exacting, theatrical attention to presentation to government service, so much so that she was sometimes accused of scripting the president's words and framing his image.
This article is adapted from a presentation by Dr. Robert Hatcher, "So Much More," made available by Contemporary Forums medical continuing education as a part of the bi-annual Contraceptive Technology conference.
She added, "McCarthy was probably one of the first female intellectuals I was aware of, and there was this sense of the presentation of yourself as not so much distinctive as elegant, of presenting yourself with respect — self-respect was manifest".
The society's most popular presenter recently was the travel writer Colin Thubron, whose latest presentation about the Silk Road generated so much interest that hundreds of people had to be turned away.
