Sentence examples for presented on the wall from inspiring English sources

Acute tasks are presented on the wall with post-it pads, along with indicators of who of the team-members is responsible for/working on what.

We have trouble ridding our minds of an awareness of how often reality departs from what is presented on the walls.

Plainly, the IAPP20 29 segment presented on the walls of the gp5βf proteins can manipulate, in this case inhibit, full-length IAPP aggregation kinetics.

Presented on the Media Wall at The Photographer's Gallery in London, Allahyari's first solo UK show expands on themes found in her previous work.

Bob Woodward had more access than any other journalist to Bush and his first team for the book "Bush at War," which presented, sometimes with fly-on-the-wall detail, the Administration's reaction to the September 11th attacks (a second volume will be published before the Presidential election).

Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy analysis indicated that in addition to various functional groups present on the cell wall, the contribution of amino groups towards the biosorption process was evident.

Also, the nanotube diameter and the presence of hydroxyl groups clearly affect the PE chain adsorption: the interface stability decreases with the curvature of the carbon surface, while the chemical groups present on the tube wall sterically hinder the formation of the lamellar structures.

Considering that most leukocyte subsets are characterized by a combination of chemokine receptors, one can envision that in a given (patho- physiologic context, a patho- physiologic of contextnes is generated and particularon the endothelial surface of the vessel wall by a spalette repertofre of GAGs.

In this review, other important influencing factors including strong non-covalent interactions (π-π bonding, anion-π bonding, CH-π bonding, and H-bonding) present on the pore walls, facilitating selective adsorption of CO2 molecules in substantial quantities (even if Langmuir surface area is very low) are discussed.

In 2005, at Paley's gallery, he showed a new work made up of groups of photographs, cuttings from newspapers and magazines, pamphlets, advertisements, all kinds of printed matter, which he presented not on the wall but under glass on narrow custom-made wooden tables.

In Views of Main Street, the artist's use of tattered furniture Couch (2012), Chair (2003), and Untitled (2011), an oddly shaped maroon carpet, presented on a wall as a cross between painting and sculpture— illustrates most forcibly the artist's fifteen-year fascination with the effects of inequality.