Sentence examples for scattered presentations from inspiring English sources
"We've had very scattered presentations of results from the NIEHS and the Environmental Protection Agency at the endocrine meeting from time to time, but it was really hard in the past to produce a great deal of interest," says Kenneth Korach, program director of the NIEHS Environmental Diseases and Medicine Program, who delivered the keynote address at the forum.
The scattered and massive presentations seemed to be lost on most of the jury most of the time.
To ensure that the attendees stay for the duration of the conference, startup presentations are scattered throughout its two-day program, culminating in a debate whether there are too many incubators in Europe and, of course, a party.
A generous stack of chopped fresh salmon speckled with shallots and fiery jalapeños rested on a bed of arugula, with both black and pink peppercorns scattered on the plate — a most attractive presentation.
According to historian Shelby Foote, after Lincoln's presentation, the applause was delayed, scattered, and "barely polite".
Her presentation up to the end has been scattered, illogical, manipulative and self-referential to the point of self-reverence.
Powerful analytical tools exist to answer them, but the literature is scattered across disciplines, and its relevance is often obscured by inconsistent terminology and technical presentation.
Others, such as Scotland's presentation by Graham Fagen and Wales's exhibition by Helen Sear, are, like the Iceland pavilion, scattered through the elegant palazzi and disused churches of the wider city.
