Sentence examples for release presents from inspiring English sources
In a March 13 opinion, Judge Lamberth stated in a footnote that "the Tripp release presents such a clear violation of the Privacy Act".
72 sets, with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe, makes a case for them not just as important parts of Dvorak's output, but also as integrated cycles of pieces.Another Teldec release presents an even more involved and emotional musical cycle: Harrison Birtwistle's Pulse Shadows.
This release presents a re-engineered implementation of the code using the new MATLAB object-oriented programming.
Trans-capsular tendon release presents a potential risk of joint instability due to the extensive capsulotomy, especially in patients with hyperlaxity.
Following suit with many of the imprint's releases thus far, the producer's release presents an ethos of hypnotic darkness.
This sterling Criterion release presents the film beautifully, along with copious extras like a making-of by Wong Kar-wai, press conferences, interviews and even the original short story that inspired it.
Relative amounts of VWF was determined by ELISA and basal and stimulated release presented as a percentage of total VWF present in the cells (basal releasate + stimulated releasate + remainder present in the lysate).
"Domestically at least, the release presented a picture of a better-balanced expansion in the three months to June".
In the latest release, presented today at the Hackathon at TC Disrupt in San Francisco, a chatbot is hoping to drop some literary knowledge on the world and create a fun way of getting answers to your most pressing questions about life.
In this work, a theoretical model of macromolecular drug release presented by Batycky et al. (1997), as shown in Equation (1), is used to quantify drug desorption rate and effective drug diffusivity from drug release profiles.
The mere premise of MCHG's release presented concerning evidence that the once-elegant ballet Jay had choreographed between art and commerce was teetering, treading dangerously close to the corporate side of things.
