Sentence examples for referring the presentation from inspiring English sources

"There's a lot more 'bitsiness' to it, and I don't think that's a good idea for them," Mr. Cruickshank said, referring the presentation of many news articles in The Globe and Mail.

"If you have good counsel, you have a very good chance of avoiding the death penalty," said Jamie Orenstein, a former federal prosecutor, referring to the presentation of mitigating evidence.

A 2 × 3 design varied the number of flashes (1 or 2) with the number of beeps (0, 1, or 2) presented on each trial, such that '2F1B' refers to the presentation of 2 flashes with 1 beep.

Throughout, concepts are reviewed, covering the basics and referring the reader to more complete presentations in the original papers.

Years later, people in Silicon Valley still referred to the presentation as "the mother of all demos".

The state's other senator, Carl Levin, also a Democrat, referred to the presentation as "American democracy at its ironic best".

Procedurally, reinforcement refers to the presentation of a rewarding event following a response, which results in the phenomenon of an increased probability of that action re-occurring.

IGN referred to the presentation and visuals as "abysmal".

The final 'reporting' stage refers to the presentation of analyses and results.

Most of the 15 GRRAS recommendations refer to the presentation of study methods and interpretation of results (Table  1).

Framing refers to the presentation of identical risk information in different ways and has been shown to affect judgment and choices (15).