Sentence examples for system presentations from inspiring English sources

Thirty-two AApicturere system presentations depicted attachment-related events (e.g. illness, solitude, separation, and loss), and were each accompanied by four prototypical phrases representing one secure and three insecure attachment categories.

We therefore chose to examine a large cohort of Tanzanian HIV inpatients with central nervous system presentations to determine the local rate of CM using CSF cryptococcal antigen testing as the gold standard.

However, some limitations can be identified, especially regarding the federation of system presentation for addressing the overall behavioural aspects of the product (multi-physic, local and global behaviours) and thus considering the several system levels.

In present era, the main contact of the power segment engineers is to expand the ability and immovability of the current power segment for attractive system presentation and dependable process.

SSX 3 was critically acclaimed, with reviewers praising the game's open world, trick system, presentation and soundtrack.

A presentation training system called Presentation Sensei was implemented to observe a presentation rehearsal and give presentation feedback to the speaker Kurihara et al. (2007).

This paper describes AutoBrief, an experimental intelligent multimedia presentation system that generates presentations in text and information graphics in the domain of transportation scheduling.

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Moreover, APCs have a cross-presentation system that presents endocytosed foreign proteins with MHC-I to activate CTLs [ 17].

During endosomal trafficking, MHC I proteins are exposed to the acidified endosomal environment and mixture of internalized cargo molecules, including viral peptides, which also allows peptide sampling in the endosomal system and presentation of exogenous antigens (known as cross-presentation).

In Bennett's eyes, the Oxbridge system emphasizes presentation, rather than penetration, the "free-floating state of cleverness," as one British journalist put it.