Sentence examples for this series presents from inspiring English sources
This series presents multiple-exposure portraits of perceptions of the city described by New Yorkers missing one or more senses.
In conjunction with the exhibitions Gainsborough's Family Album and Confronting Childhood, this series presents films that explore the themes of family and childhood.
The second possibility is the introduction of a statutory tort – a course favoured by a number of official inquiries bodies in the 1990s and the early 2000s (see the second post in this series) – presents no such practical difficulties.
The first paper of this series presents a discretely entropy stable discontinuous Galerkin (DG) method for the resistive magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) equations on three-dimensional curvilinear unstructured hexahedral meshes.
The second part of this series presents a design methodology for adhesively bonded tubular joints that fits into the conceptual framework of civil engineering practice.
This series presents the ever-changing landscape in the continuing evolution of the development of the computer within the field of information processing.
August Wilson's Century Cycle Talk Series (Friday) This series, presented in conjunction with the sold-out live recordings of Wilson's celebrated 10-play cycle, includes discussions on themes and topics related to Wilson's work.
The vast majority of cases of this series presented an anatomical risk factor of bleeding.
The previous paper in this series presented a new design of disc infiltrometer that directly estimates the transient flow of infiltration rate curves.
And various was the operating word for this series, presented by Carnegie Hall, which opened last week with a program titled "hero" that boldly paired the singer Benjamin Bagby's version of the Anglo-Saxon tale "Beowulf" with the composer Harry Partch's unconventional 1930s opera about hobos.
Other images in this series present faux bits of landscape: a park, a parking lot, sunflowers along the side of a road, a fenced-in urban garden, the back of a highway sign (or is it a drive-in theater?) enclosed tightly by trees.
