Sentence examples similar to set of keynotes from inspiring English sources

There are two hours a day of keynotes.

The platform was announced at a press conference in New York that bore all the hallmarks of Apple and Facebook's set-piece keynotes, with chief executive Daniel Ek outlining the news with the help of several partners.

Pass out a prepared set of questions, or have students provide answers on their own paper to questions on a PowerPoint/Keynote slide.

Two keynote presentations highlighted the two foci set by the title of the session: Alexander Bürkle (University of Konstanz) introduced a novel project funded by the EU commission, MARK-AGE, that is designed as a population study serving the purpose of identifying biomarkers of aging that may be applied as a set of parameters in order to estimate an individual's biological age.

It was Macaulay, not Hunt, who set the keynote for the 19th century.

Kennedy, the William H. Colvin Professor of Linguistics, will explore the nature of truth how it is built into the ways we communicate, and how those processes create sets of shared beliefs during his keynote address during UChicago's annual Humanities Day on Oct. 20.

His conversational style has unusually strong notes of keynote speech.

The track record of keynote to market, meanwhile, is terrible.

The shares of Keynote fell $5.75 each yesterday, to $43.25.

Such a problem is of keynote importance in automatic robot navigation.

The titles of presentations of Keynote Lectures are list in Table 2.