Sentence examples for talk introduced from inspiring English sources

However, the problem with multiple sensors is the cross talk introduced by one sensor due to another sensor.

I volunteer with Proms Plus, a pre-concert talk for families, and we've been working on Dvorak's third movement, so it was good for the young people to hear – the talk introduced them to Wagner and Beethoven but I think they were pretty impressed, despite knowing less about it.

I thoroughly enjoyed the next entertaining talk introduced by Julia Eccleshare, who appeared to be everywhere, She was popping in and out and then sat in the only spare seat in the tent, right next to me! Steven Butler and Francesca Simon battled to determine who the audience thought was worst: Dennis the Menace or Horrid Henry.

So in a way, it is curious that it is Khan who has become, as Bloomberg Businessweek put it last week, "a quasi-religious figure in a country desperate for a math Moses". In the past year, Khan has been featured on the nightly news programs of NBC and ABC, interviewed by PBS's Charlie Rose, spoken at the Aspen Ideas Festival and given a TED talk introduced by Bill Gates.

Leading Indian historian Romila Tharpar will give the opening talk, introduced by Pakistan's celebrated historian Ayesha Jalal.

The latter talk introduced a novel quasiparticle dubbed "phoniton", potentially useful in quantum computing, and discussed the group's efforts to detect it.

Louise, who knows I'm keen to talk, introduces me.

The first part of the talk introduces PAT (Probablistic Acoustic Tube) model of speech.

This talk introduces the programming model of OpenGL, a ubiquitous API for real-time graphics applications, through a language-oriented lens (no prior graphics knowledge is assumed).

To this end, my talk introduces a new convex optimization algebra to obtain numerical solutions to semidefinite programs with a low-rank matrix streaming model.

We'd agreed beforehand that I'd simply top and tail her talk: introduce her at the beginning; sit in the audience; thank her at the end.