While she did, a document entitled "Response to Lillian [sic] Greenwood's 'speech to Nottingham South Labour Party Members'" was passed around the hall, presenting a point-by-point breakdown of why the elected MP was wrong to address her concerns about the Leader to her constituents, 'debunking' the facts behind her claims.
However, any ties to MySpace could present a point of friction with Viacom, whose MTV competes with it online.
In a bid to bolster its online presence, The Post has hired a number of bloggers in recent years who both report and present a point of view.
They may seek a bulletin board or a chat room in the hope of finding a partner for some tournament, to present a point of view, or to ask a question.
Aligning oneself with a hero, he added, is a convenient way to manage the chaos of a complicated event, and to present a point of view that can't be argued with.
When I asked Lisa about her involvement, she said that Smith presented a point of view that needed to be heard, and that the safety of genetically modified foods has not been proved.
By creating more high-impact, stand-out solutions, such as page takeovers, which grab the attention of every user, the publisher can present a point of difference to their exchange-traded inventory.
The ability to present a point of view, in response to issues raised, is essential.
A companion paper presents a point set refinement scheme using neural networks, which is a technique parallel to importance sampling.
We present a point mutation classification method that contrasts SNP databases and has the potential to illuminate the relative mutational load of genes caused by codon bias.
