Sentence examples for presentations thought from inspiring English sources

Maurice was in the chair and, after our initial presentations, thought it right to award us marks.

This procedure produces an enlarged positive mid-parietal component termed the "P300" (see Polich, 2007, for review) in the ERP waveform around 300 900 ms specifically after target presentations, thought to index processes related to participants' conscious recognition of targets as meaningful stimuli.

These are regional events providing samples of the learning on offer, keynote presentations from thought leaders in the sector and the opportunity to question and challenge their clients' senior management in a panel format.

Missing from his presentation were thoughts about privacy and copyright — and how far Google might push the boundaries.

I would not recommend his essay as an accurate technical presentation of existentialist thought.

We will be leaving the gate in approximately two hundred and six minutes; in the meantime, when we feel like it, we will be splitting you up into discussion groups to prepare fun presentations about your thoughts on the flight thus far.

Executives at New York Life and Euro RSCG New York, which replaced the New York office of Taxi as the insurer's creative agency in December, call the new theme a better presentation of a thought that had been at the center of the ads created by Taxi New York, which described the purchase of a life insurance policy from New York Life as "a selfless gift for your family".

Perceptions, in Leibniz, as in Descartes, are thoughts — presentations in the mind.

Criteria for winning include, in equal weight, creativity (both visual presentation and original thought), complexity (this addresses the complexity of the data sets, the number of data sets used, the application of analytical tools and the complexity of conclusions drawn from the data) and clarity (visual presentation and explanation of data).

But someone at work had shared a video of This Is That co-host Pat Kelly giving a hysterical presentation as a "thought leader" from a recent convention in Las Vegas and, when I looked him up, I discovered this show he does along with Peter Oldring.

These findings suggest a more complex view of viral antigen presentation than first thought.