Sentence examples for trick is present from inspiring English sources

His initially terrified colleagues form the jury, and the defendant, originally acquitted thanks to a dummy witness trick, is present, as is the murder victim's son, who is holding the gun together with a button which if released will blow up Denny, himself, and the entire offices of Crane, Poole and Schmidt.

Later on, the nonlinear extension of the method using kernel trick was presented in [48].

Independently, the idea of a reduction to systems of ordinary differential equations in the study of stability, which was, actually, the chain trick, was presented in [12].

Absent, although the effects of their tricks were present.

The trick is to present older works in ways that connect them to the present.

His trick is to present no obvious sign of being the evil one, yet to carry with him an unsettling air.

Chitinase is normally used by some parasites and insects to break down chitin; excess chitinase in asthmatics suggest that their immune systems are somehow tricked into thinking chitin is present when it's likely not.

"The trick for Duck Head is presenting themselves as something new," says James Neal, principal at Kurt Salmon Associates, a retail consulting firm.

Avoid using the hat-brim trick where pedestrians are present.

And finally, Robert Harris's 1995 novel Enigma and the 2001 film adaptation written by Tom Stoppard perform a similar trick: We are presented with a story about the codebreakers of Bletchley Park, and yet Alan Turing is not among them.

One of the oldest rhetorical tricks is to present what is actually a political and ideological attack as if it were a mathematical inevitability, a purely scientific conclusion.