Sentence examples for text addressing from inspiring English sources
Compile your research into a visual display with text addressing the following questions: What are the demographics of the state?
Sample Text addressing usage of electronic devices, inclusive learning environments, academic communities, and academic integrity.
Her plan was to keep contributors informed on her Web site, www.insecuritiesproject.com, and then, when she had accumulated 50 photographs or so, to have an exhibition of 3-by-4-foot blowups of some of the photographs with text addressing broad cultural and social patterns.
Micro-charting brings awareness of the specific rhetorical choices made throughout a text (addressing particular audiences by making deliberate moves).
Moreover, I have added some text addressing these results to the Results and Discussion sections.
To determine if these mechanisms were used directly to support such requests, the claim specific citation network was extended from the PubMed indexed literature into the research sections and bibliographies of National Institutes of Health funded grant proposals containing text addressing the claim, obtained under the Freedom of Information Act according to National Institutes of Health policy.
Covell's engaging text addresses the reader directly, wondering openly what will happen next; and it works in able counterpoint to the bold, simple illustrations.
Therefore, this text addresses clothing as an amplified interactive space, envisioning exchanges that perform with the body, the surrounding space (physical and cultural) and time.
This text addresses critical and timely questions in patent law from a truly global perspective, with contributions from leading patent law scholars from various countries and various disciplines.
It is a visceral challenge to the father, whom the text addresses in the second-person singular like an open letter, but also describes him thus: "You could play Chopin so beautifully.
Though the back half of Mr Blair's text addressed the domestic agenda - the need to put improved public services before tax cuts - he repeatedly went out of his way to reconcile Islam with the west, above all with America.
