Sentence examples for a demonstrator to from inspiring English sources

It's this bill that drove a demonstrator to spit on Emanuel Cleaver, a black representative from Missouri.

If we can demonstrate that the technology is arriving to allow that to happen, to be a demonstrator to the world that this technology is here, then it's the sort of thing that we could argue for the regulations to change.

Using an iterative design methodology, a user survey was administered to obtain initial feedback on the system concept followed by panel sessions where users were presented with the system concept and a demonstrator to interact with it.

The benefit of this system is not only a demonstrator to be used in the Learning Factory, but also can be used to teach students in a "learning by doing" fashion critical skills related to real time tracking in a manufacturing environment.

AP designed the study, acted as a demonstrator to carry out the 'dental part' of methods, involved in revising the manuscript critically, PA supervised the whole progress of study, AP contributed in data analysis and manuscript editing.

Imitation has been treated mostly as a one-way interaction, from a human demonstrator to an artificial agent as imitator.

Following the feasibility studies carried out since 2011, with also preliminary Thermal Protection System materials tests in plasma wind tunnels, the objective is now to design and build a Flight Demonstrator and a Ground Demonstrator to prove, with a suborbital flight and with a Plasma Wind Tunnel (PWT) test campaign, the functionality of the deployable heat shield.

In the FI and the MP conditions, birds exposed either to a demonstrator or to a non demonstrating male were in direct contact with the seeds.

Moreover, because of the impossibility to force a human demonstrator to violate the biological law of motion, the dot was the only stimulus used.

This paper reports on a development of a design automation demonstrator to configure fixtures for control-measuring.

America is "a republic, not a democracy", argued a demonstrator, Scott Pardales, to murmurs of agreement: 99.9% of voters could oppose guns, but the constitution would still protect the right to bear arms.Such wagon-circling is understandable.