Sentence examples for static presentation from inspiring English sources
Two hundred college students selected at random from two universities were randomly assigned to one of 10 experimental conditions created by combining five text patterns (i.e. four dynamic patterns and a static presentation) and two types of repetition conditions (i.e. text presented once or three times).
Mr. Klein himself offered what was appropriately called a static presentation on Wednesday in place of a runway show.
Taking this advice even more precisely, Rylance's performance in Bridge of Spies can be seen as the second most silent and static presentation of espionage after Guinness's.
Givenchy is designed by Riccardo Tisci, and the "show" was a static presentation in a phenomenally grand apartment on the Place Vendôme.
If Giorgetti's debut via static presentation back in June in the label's home town of Florence was promising, his official debut on Milan's calendar for spring/summer 2016 resolutely failed to deliver.
"Rei is dying to find another way to show her clothes," said Mr. Joffe, but he added that Ms. Kawakubo, who has always ruled out a static presentation, finds it hard to envisage how the texture and feel of the clothes could be expressed on film, along with the feeling.
Today sees the first of three days of catwalk shows, static presentations, events and appointments dawning as London looks forward to autumn/winter 13.
The static presentations, the didactic peddling, the stentorian announcers, the simplistic jingles and the rudimentary production techniques today elicit the kind of good-natured chuckles usually heard when adults watch children playing dress-up.
Recent evidence suggests that for highly transient information, instructional animations only provide a learning benefit compared to static presentations for object manipulation tasks.
Most importantly, significant interactions revealed that the effectiveness of static presentations was enhanced by showing the static hands, whereas the effectiveness of animations was reduced by showing these hands.
Likewise, spontaneous facial mimicry is more prominent in response to dynamic relative to static presentations of facial emotions [6].
