Sentence examples for a display demonstrating from inspiring English sources

With the exception of a display demonstrating invagination---on loan from the Museum Vrolik---the Allard Pierson mini-exhibit is a bit of a bore.

Ferriss's fifteen-minute-orgasm chapter may be his most-thumbed: it features hand-drawn illustrations, similar to those showing the Heimlich maneuver which restaurants are obliged to display, demonstrating how a woman's partner might "facilitate" an extended paroxysm.

This was classic Jack Ma on display, demonstrating that pioneering, homegrown Chinese businesses like his Alibaba can push through the barriers in their homeland.

A nearby display demonstrates that the old idea of the apatosaurus having a long neck in order to reach up to eat from the tops of trees, giraffe style, wasn't physically possible.

While it is not clear whether it was a new long-range missile or a mock-up, its display demonstrates the importance that the North Korean government places on weapons development despite an embarrassing failure of a rocket it launched last week.

As the letters that will also be on display demonstrate, it was not a happy time.

The display, demonstrated at the University of Cincinatti, uses a different substrate for the pigment used to create black areas on the display: oil.

An interactive display demonstrates how you can tell whether a picture has had optical brighteners added to it to make it look older.

modeling |'mädl-iNG| (Brit. modelling ) verb: To display, demonstrate, or draw attention to as an example for others to follow or imitate.

The display demonstrated in previous studies measured the positions of the pads in a similar manner to surface-capacitive touch-screens.

But as the display demonstrates, it was not.