Sentence examples for presented in advance of from inspiring English sources

In these studies, participants were required to decide whether two horizontal lines presented to the left and right of fixation were the same or different in length, under different deadline and payoff conditions; as in [15] and in the studies we will report, information about payoffs was presented in advance of the presentation of the stimulus display.

"For the general public it has become unthinkable that a flight can simply disappear," the European Union said in a paper presented in advance of the two-day talks in Montreal.

First, the color cues indicating the required manipulations were presented in advance of the action movie; second, subjects were asked to judge the correctness of the observed actions on each trial.

The social request was presented well in advance of sequence beginning, and the time of presentation was sufficient to remove eventual transitory effects on sequence control.

38 In this study, health problems were present well in advance of when EWL was measured.

Shows going to a non-profit League of Resident Theatres (LORT) regional theater can be on a LORT production contract (no royalty) even if they are rehearsing and presenting in New York in advance of that regional run.

Those recommendations were part of a preliminary report presented to the governor in advance of his annual State of the State speech, which is scheduled for Wednesday.

The alliance itself is holding a key meeting in November intended to approve a new strategic doctrine, and American officials are unhappy with the idea of France and Germany talking to Russia — without the United States present — about security in advance of the talks.

And shares of troubled video-game maker Take-Two Interactive Software fell after it said it would probably not present strategic options in advance of its shareholder meeting March 29.

In keeping with the premise that sex differences in cartilage may be intrinsic or present many years in advance of OA onset, Jones and colleagues [ 40] performed a cross-sectional study of knee cartilage thickness and volume and bone surface area in 49 boys and 43 girls from 9 to 18 years old.

The CFDA, the body that organises New York fashion week, has hired business consultants BCG to look at the problem of presenting collections four months in advance of them hitting the shops, and the possibility of switching seasons, Ford-style – spring/summer shown in February, autumn/winter in September – to make these shows more immediately "shoppable", to use an industry term.