Sentence examples for second presentation of the from inspiring English sources

After the second presentation of the movie, a recognition test followed in which objects were presented in the middle of the computer screen (one at a time) and the participants had to indicate whether this object was presented in the maze or not by button press.

In the second presentation of the late breaking clinical trials session, W.C. Cushmann (Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Memphis, Tennessee) presented the results of the intensive blood-pressure control arm of the ACCORD study.

We used no independent measure of clinical status before the first and second presentation of the instrument to the children.

During the second presentation of the training set, it is possible that individual patterns will change category membership, but this will cease in subsequent presentations.

More specifically, within-group comparisons and between-group comparisons were examined for Run1 and Run 2. The sequence of fixations for Run 1 and Run 2 were those that were recorded during the first and second presentation of the 60 slices which constituted an entire brain, respectively.

Subjects indicated by pressing a key with their left (non-dominant) hand whether they observed a difference in orientation between the first and second presentation of the bar.

No ERP differences were evident between the first and second presentations of the faces, and thus, the remainder of the paper collapses across presentations.

However, this is the first presentation of the exhibition in New York City, and the first to be presented entirely outdoors in a public art venue.

The first presentation of the humanities and medicine program, in January 1999, was a special performance of "Wit," the Pulitzer Prize-winning play whose heroine is dying of cancer.

In fact, Mr. Pataki was named Man of the Year last week by the Semiconductor Industry Association in San Jose, Calif., in the first presentation of the award to an elected official.

"This was the first presentation of the new management team," said Lawrence A. Klatzkin, a gambling analyst in New York with the investment firm Jefferies & Company.