Sentence examples for talk addresses from inspiring English sources

This talk addresses their real-time scheduling and control issues.

This talk addresses the development of imaging techniques for the early detection of breast cancer, based on Ultra Wideband (UWB) radar, a promising emerging technology that exploits the dielectric contrast between normal and tumour tissues at microwave frequencies.

This TED talk addressing the question of development communications and their impact on public impressions of Africa.

www.lgbtdevelopment.org.uk/consortium2/node/1342 University of Oxford annual LGBT History Month Lecture 2014, 18 00, 13 February A talk addressing the specific topic of "Re-examining the history of sexuality in the Christian West".

He quoted an Iraqi guard as saying that the 11, breaking court orders not to talk, addressed each other as if they were still in power.

Gurley spent much of the talk addressing the importance of personalization and the opportunity that companies miss when they focus on acquiring new customers rather than optimizing their services for current users.

Chen's co-hosts on the "The Talk" addressed the Moonves allegations last week.

The hosts of CBS's "The Talk" addressed the explosive departure of network head Les Moonves, husband of their co-host Julie Chen, during the show Monday.

In a radio talk addressed to the people of USA broadcast in February 1948, Jinnah said: In March, Jinnah, despite his declining health, made his only post-independence visit to East Pakistan.

With effect from 9 October 2009, PEMA was amended to exclude "any lecture, talk, address, debate or discussion in any place to which the public or any class of the public has access whether gratuitously or otherwise" from the definition of public entertainment, with the consequence that a licence is no longer required under this Act for such events.

On the song, Drake talks addresses hip hop listeners who find him inauthentic.