But what is being vigorously being deleted is " not the form of presentation " as much as the information itself, no matter what format presented.
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Moreover, the Court noted that the purpose was not to misappropriate the theme, form of presentation, theme, character, dialogues and the techniques adopted in writing the drama.
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Goebbels extended the scope of the artistic teachings to include more contemporary media-related forms of presentation and productions that would come to include music, sound and light.
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I merely wished to indicate that such knowledge implies that an editor expressing such knowledge must needs be have rehearsed to some extent its form of presentation.
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Speaking for myself, it was only by changing its form of presentation that I was able to see it clearly, and so as to avoid the inconsistencies.
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That's all we're seeing in the case of the dimensionless units-the application of a standard form of presentation to cases for which it is not especially well suited.
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This perhaps explain why de Coincy chose to express his own more liberal, Marianist views through the same exploitation of secular forms of presentation-in his case, poems and music.
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"' Presentations of student scientific works "'- seminars, on which students can present their scientific works, researches, term paper, receive useful comments on contents and form of presentation, etc.
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The Kantian thesis claims that in order for the subject to have any experience at all, then it must be bounded by these forms of presentations ( " Vorstellung " ).
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"Because we're so used to obtaining everything over a video screen, the electronic courtroom allows us to take an antiquated form of presentation and make it current and contemporary, " he said.
