Sentence examples for which recently presented from inspiring English sources

Much of this activity is courtesy of the St . Louis Symphony which recently presented "Canyons" in its home town and then took the work to the West Coast.

This research analytically investigated the cause of the collapse using the Applied Element Method, which recently presented its capability to study the behavior of collapsing structures.

"There are people that you think, 'Oh my God, what are they doing now?' " said Allan Buchman, the artistic director of Culture Project, which recently presented "Twin Spirits" at the Allen Room at Jazz at Lincoln Center.

James Cavello, president of the Westwood Gallery in Soho, which recently presented its second show of Mr. Kempczynski's oils and monotypes, said that the monotype is an art form all its own and that Mr. Kempczynski is one of the gallery's truly unusual artists.

Meta — which recently presented at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2014 todayay began to ship the final version of its Meta 1 Developer Kit (which includes the AR glasses).

CIAR described the proposed study to its board of directors as "a very significant enhancement over RJR nine city study which was recently presented to EPA SAB [Science Advisory Board] panel on ETS" (CIAR 1992; Davis and Stiles 1992), which was considering the then-proposed U.S. EPA risk assessment on SHS.

This negligible transcription of a London success, directed by Jerry Zaks and raggedly acted, comes courtesy of the Manhattan Theater Club, which most recently presented in the same theater terrific productions of the fine new plays "Shining City" and "Rabbit Hole".

-- Northern Ireland - Prime Minister Brown and Northern Ireland Secretary Shaun Woodward will probably ask the Secretary to urge Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness to accept the "Westminster Package," regarding the devolution of justice and policing powers, which was recently presented by Prime Minister Brown.

But it doesn't come around all that often, either — City Opera, which most recently presented it in New York, isn't looking too healthy these days — so despite my misgivings, I am finding it impossible to discourage people from seeing the Broadway version.

The simple first-order shear deformation theory (S-FSDT), which was recently presented in Thai and Choi (2013) [11], is naturally free from shear-locking and captures the physics of the shear-deformation effect present in the original FSDT, whilst also being less computationally expensive due to having fewer unknowns.

A new concept, entitled Visibility, was developed for that purpose and its relation with Opacity, which was recently presented as a promising concept for the verification of security properties and the characterisation of unprovable incidents in digital investigation, was shown.