Sentence examples for presented from outside from inspiring English sources

Qualities get into the picture, and are constitutive of phenomenal character, but not by being presented from outside of experience as qualities of things, as Openness would have it.

We refer to the stimulus that was presented from the center of each cell's SRF as the "target" and the stimulus that was presented from outside the SRF as the "masker" (Fig. 1F) [1F].

"A little bit of a present from outside gives you a bit of reality, a bit of hope.

HLAs corresponding to MHC class II present antigens from outside of the cell to T-lymphocytes.

We will present some examples from outside the health promotion field further below, such as safety promotion, energy conservation, and academic achievements.

Although some research has been conducted in online distance education [ 16], little is known about how health consumers learn from web-based material presented outside formal educational settings.

The method and scale of evaluations reported varied: five described completed local studies across three main hospital areas; one described a large-scale US study using the same intervention, and one presented multiple background studies from outside the region.

Ten patients suffered from relapse after surgery alone, 8 of whom presented with disease outside the pelvis.

The men's high bar individual final last night in Athens exemplifies what infuriates some people about how NBC (and other networks before it) present a taped Olympics from outside the United States -- namely how they save the best events for prime time.

However, data protection legislation presents barriers to those from outside the care team accessing notes.

(Steve Smith) Classical Music ★ American Symphony Orchestra (Friday) Joined by a group of talented vocal soloists and the excellent Collegiate Chorale, this innovative ensemble, under the leadership of Leon Botstein, presents "Stravinsky Outside Russia," featuring music from the master composer's long sojourn in France, Italy, the United States and elsewhere.