Sentence examples for presented pressing from inspiring English sources

Upon her report, another still screen picture was presented, asking her to identify which of the three stimuli that was presented, pressing one of three buttons.

It was an ever-present pressing question with the bands who dropped by the BBC3 sofas.

Issues of chronic pain, disability, fetal pain, confinement, and torture present pressing questions about the underlying neurobiological origins of pain.

For Israel, as for other nations, the Syrian civil war presents pressing security challenges, including the prospect of chemical and other sophisticated weapons falling into the hands of rogue groups, and radical Islamists ultimately coming to power.

But in the Oslo Principles on Global Climate Change Obligations – launching in London today – a working group of current and ex-judges, advocates and professors, drawn from each region of the world, argue that any new international agreement will just be a coda to obligations already present, pressing and unavoidable in existing law.

Some people will think about consumer society due to the accumulation effect and the signs of human presence, others to land art or to environment questions due to the natural context…" In this respect, Delorme bears a likeness to artists like Barry Underwood and Chris Jordan, who present pressing environmental issues in surprising ways.

In the simple task presented here, these responses represent pressing a key (R1) or doing any other response non-related with the task (R2, R3).

Subjects indicated that an old word was presented by pressing button No. 1, or else, subjects pressed button No. 2, The tasks were run on a PC laptop using E-Prime presentation software (Psychology Software Tools) and displayed to the subjects using a color LCD projector (Epson, ELP-7000).

After each RSVP stream, participants were required to make two consecutive responses to indicate (i) whether one or two face stimuli had been presented (by pressing buttons labelled 1 or 2) and (ii) the emotional expression of the last face viewed (by pressing buttons labelled A, H or N to indicate whether the last face was angry, happy or neutral).

The unwritten constitution enables the UK to adapt and rise to challenges presented by pressing circumstances; the gun control problems plaguing America provide evidence of the trappings of a constitution set in stone long ago.

Following presentation of the second Vernier, participants had two seconds to indicate in which interval the offset dot Vernier was presented by pressing one of two buttons.