Sentence examples for temporary presentation from inspiring English sources
Thus, "The terms 'real' and 'objective'…have no meaning except for a consciousness which presents its experiences to itself as determined by relations, and at the same time conceives a single and unalterable order of relations determining them, with which its temporary presentation, as each experience occurs, of the relations determining it may be contrasted" (Prolegomena, p. 17).
The spiffiest such presentation is "Temporary Residents" at MetroTech Center, with three cute, feel-good open-air items.
Several hours before presentation, he had temporary difficulty in swallowing which resolved after drinking some water.
Correct behavioral response to the oddball tone (hit) led to reward delivery, as well as a temporary cessation of any tone presentation and the ITI timer until the end of reward consumption.
Before starting a meeting, content must be downloaded from the server onto the client system, uncompressed to the temporary folder, and loaded onto the presentation panel.
This article was deleted in the UCC recast, despite goods still being placed into temporary storage by the act of presentation.
Many patients present themselves to physicians and physiotherapists when they are symptomatic; this presentation may be precipitated by a temporary increase in tendon loading.
The debris from construction in the park becomes part of the presentation and texts are shown on temporary fencing.
The presentations will range from large, formal runway shows under the temporary tents pitched in midtown's Bryant Park to small, still-life presentations scattered around the city in art galleries, private residences, showrooms and night spots.
His medical history was remarkable for a rectal adenocarcinoma that was resected 4 months prior to presentation and had left him with a temporary ileostomy.
Frequently, one of the ends of the tube is patent, leading to decompression of the tubal obstruction with discharge and consequent shrinkage of the pelvic mass, resulting in a temporary resolution of symptoms, as described in the clinical presentation.
