Imagine if a whole season's repertoire could be presented like this … that really would be a new frontier for classical music.
Voltaire and his allies had paved the way for this victory through a barrage of writings throughout the 1760s and 1770s that presented philosophie like that espoused by Turgot as an agent of enlightened reform and its critics as prejudicial defenders of an ossified tradition.
"Not just my life," he replied and there was a smattering of applause from the Ukraine reporters present, who seem to like that kind of thing.
Using a laptop, Young found matches in a series of faces that were presented like masks — without hair or other context.
Those recommendations — like restaurants, for example — are then presented like cards on a page that is accessible on any device.
Other apps that credit you after you scan your receipt are really offering rebates that are presented like digital coupons, and Milk avoids these.
They didn't present it like that, of course.
What made you present it like that?
Why are you hitting on me?" And she doesn't present herself like that anyways.
Alternative measures have been presented, like prediction error curves [ 40] that may be employed as additional indicators.
