Sentence examples for so is a presentation of from inspiring English sources

The problem is that the intension of 'the discoverer of the Peano axioms' maps the actual world onto Dedekind, and so is a presentation of the referent Dedekind, rather than a presentation of the referent of 'Peano'.

You see, although press releases are promotional, they are not advertisements – they are a presentation of facts, so keep it factual and use objective copy at all times.

It is also clear that the rate of discounting also affects (often doubles) the cost-effectiveness estimate and so is an important factor in both estimation and presentation of results for comparison across interventions.

But those are minor quibbles, and so is this: The presentation of dessert at Jean Georges feels gimmicky.

Less so is the derivative presentation of nudity and text, which, at times, is alternately delivered in an overly tepid or boisterous manner.

Matthew Parrella, one of the prosecutors, said the government would also like to recall either Hoskins or Ting, or both, "to nail down this issue, so there is an accurate presentation of these conversations that went on".

This is often interpreted in the way that GPs overlook disorders, but we need to consider the possibility that symptom reporting by patients and doctors respectively, is not so much a presentation of the mass of reported disease signs as it is a difference in perspective on 'what counts as symptoms'.

Doing so is part of good presentation, and it is part of showing the student's own mastery of their topic.

So yeah, there's a false presentation of the question," Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.), the incoming chair of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, told VICE News just off the House floor in December.

Below is a formal presentation of ConfiguredService.

Just like live sports action is evolving in its delivery and presentation, so is the business of commenting on sports.