Sentence examples for two types of presentations from inspiring English sources

Two types of presentations are common: (1) present worth (PW) and (2) net present value.

The results of the study indicated significant differences between the visual search abilities and the working memory loads for the two types of presentations at higher levels of information densities.

We apply an experimental design to three groups of students and compared three types of presentation methods: (a) a PowerPoint presentation (b) a PowerPoint presentation guided by a human-like animated character; (c) a PowerPoint presentation guided by a monster-like animated character.

The first three types of presentation were then grouped together, as they all corresponded to the numerical presentation of the absolute risks.

In this study, we presented two types of graphic presentations for the results from the GMM analysis: a circular linkage map (Fig.  5) and a combination GM and GMN chart (Fig.  6).

The other two types of fragment presentations, Murcko frameworks and Scaffold Tree, characterize molecular scaffolds, and they can represent the whole structural features for compounds in a library.

In the experiment, each of the participants was randomly exposed to eight combinations of two types of image presentations (photo image vs. avatar image) and four categories of human faces (self-faces vs. famous faces vs. ideal faces vs. unfamiliar faces).

The rats received two types of ambiguous probe-testing: presentation of single tones of a frequency different to the reference tones with which they were trained (single-frequency probes), and simultaneous presentation of the two reference tones (dual-frequency probes).

At the health authority level, two types of impacts were investigated: emergency presentations and admissions to hospital from emergency.

Two hundred college students selected at random from two universities were randomly assigned to one of 10 experimental conditions created by combining five text patterns (i.e. four dynamic patterns and a static presentation) and two types of repetition conditions (i.e. text presented once or three times).

Section 4 is composed of two parts: a presentation of the integrated econometric emission modeling system with two types of emission intensity (EMI) and a presentation of their simulation results to 2050.