Sentence examples for valuable presentation from inspiring English sources

All first lieutenants were promoted to commander and Duncan and Onslow were presented with valuable presentation swords valued at 200 and 100 guineas each respectively.

In what may be the most valuable presentation ever held, Chief Executive Jorma Ollila said the company brought forward its estimates for when the one-billion mark in mobile subscribers would be reached to end-2002 from 2003.

This purpose shows support for the lecturer viewpoint, the attention of the listeners, the importance of a valuable presentation, and favorable conditions of the place.

There are symposia at our society's meetings in which bioengineers and veterinarians make valuable presentations.

Furthermore the nature of the pathway presented here (in terms of scale, detail, formalised notation, range of pathways covered and integrated nature of their presentation) presents a valuable additional resource for those interested in macrophage biology or any of the pathways covered.

The Insect Behaviour Group at University of Toronto at Mississauga was a valuable forum for presentation of the ideas in this work.

The series, which has grown to include guest artists of international renown, has been particularly valuable for its presentations of early music.

Consequently, the breaks can be as valuable as the presentations.

However, it could be argued that if knowledge exchange is the fundamental purpose of a conference, which it is, then posters and workshops are far more valuable than oral presentations (Rowe & Ilic, 2009); in which case, are posters being unfairly discredited?

A. Jost provided valuable feedback on data presentation, and G. Campbell helped with data input.

The CGCC is considered a valuable tool for (a) presentation of the temperature differential distribution between the composite curves (CCs), (b) estimation of heat exchanger (HEX) area, and (c) facilitation of HEX area estimation in multiple-utility targeting.