Sentence examples for a future demonstration from inspiring English sources

However, theSHCC has the highest technological maturity and is a likely candidate for a future demonstration plant.

Remarkably, Wasmann's "theistic theory of life," assuming divine intervention in the origin of the first organisms, admitted the possibility of a future demonstration of spontaneous generation and then a withdrawal of the assertion that "the acceptance of a personal Creator is a real postulate of science" (Wasmann 1910, p. 205).

As the injunction states "persons unknown", anyone wishing to take part in a future demonstration would have to prove they weren't at the original occupation.

Some headquarters functions will be sited in Japan, and the E.U. will support Japan to host any future demonstration reactor that may come after ITER.

Barry Fuller, a professor in surgical science and low temperature medicine, at University College London, said: "There is ongoing research into these scientific challenges, and a potential future demonstration of the ability to cryopreserve human organs for transplantation would be a major first step into proving the concept, but at the moment we cannot achieve that".

In March 1970, the university got a court injunction against any future demonstrations, and Mechanic was one of several students specifically named in that injunction.

We created an OR of the Future demonstration project to assess the impact of a 'parallel processing' perioperative system for patient management and OR preparation.

Benue, Edo, and Cross-River states were proposed as sites for a future PrEP demonstration project owing to their high HIV prevalence [ 8].

We used a mixed method approach that included telephone interviews; in-depth interviews (IDIs); focus group discussions (FGDs); consultative meetings with critical stakeholders in HIV prevention, treatment, care, and support programmes in Nigeria; and an online survey to explore opinions on the design of a future PrEP demonstration project in Nigeria.

Part of the programme is to investigate blanket designs relevant for future demonstration fusion power plants.

Superconducting magnets may potentially become larger and more complex for use in future demonstration and commercial fusion reactors.