"My theory is that it is a demonstration of value.
Rather than being dilutive, any up-round financing (with a caveat that I'll address below) should be a demonstration of value accretion.
Judge-and-punish-the-poor is not a demonstration of American values.
Instead, the Phoenix free school in Manchester would offer students ambitious academic goals, outdoor activities and a demonstration of "martial values".
Primarily, it is designed to analyze sequences of data points with a demonstration of data values at consistent times.
But DoubleTwist's announcement was hailed by some scientists associated with the publicly financed genome project as a demonstration of the value of their raw sequence, which is now about 80percentt complete.
Furthermore, like shareholders of a corporation, the stakeholders in a laboratory--funding organizations, host institutions, taxpayers, and so on---demand a demonstration of the value they get for the money they spend.
This study should be seen as an early effort to assess the effects of demographics on the perceived importance of forest ecosystem services in the northeastern U.S.A., as well as a demonstration of the value of using empirical measures of perceived importance to weight measures of ecosystem service provision.
These results are consistent with our initial hypothesis, and seem to provide a demonstration of the value of observation for the acquisition of psychomotor skills required to execute PE.
And now for something completely different, a demonstration of the true value of the Internet, blogging and Web sites like Yahoo!'s Flickr.com.
Enter Harvard professor Lewis Lockwood, whose "Beethoven: The Music and the Life" is to be commended not only as a distinguished addition to the list of books written about Beethoven for the general reader but also, thanks to Norton's archiving of nearly 70 notated music examples on a dedicated Web site, as a felicitous demonstration of value-added publishing.
