Sentence examples for a typical demonstration from inspiring English sources

Figure 4 shows a typical demonstration of wavelength-selective bending of a rod gel (1.0 mm diameter).

It was a typical demonstration of David Luiz's quality in possession, and it was notable Karanka had instructed Negredo to close him down when Chelsea were trying to build passing moves, denying him time on the ball.

In a typical demonstration of Japanese workmanship and efficiency, workers toiled around the clocks and had practically filled in the section of road in just two days, according to local media.

Lin-wen Hu, the principal research scientist at the MIT Nuclear Reactor Laboratory, developed the proposal for the "subcritical facility". It would be about half the size of a typical demonstration reactor and would depend on neutrons generated by the main reactor to instigate the fission chain reaction in its fuel.

Chongqing provides a typical demonstration project, and straddle monorail transit system will be a favorite urban rail transit system for our other mountain cities, landscape cities, coastal cities, historical and cultural cities, etc.

And in an equally typical demonstration in Formula One this season, the two Brawn team drivers, Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello, again dominated the race to take their third one-two of the season.

While not a full-scale competition, the exhibition, being called the Peace Road Show, goes beyond typical demonstration events like the one Lotus recently held in Manila or that Red Bull will hold in Durban this weekend.

Trump appears to view the justice department's typical demonstration of independence from the White House as insubordination.

These figures and tables are based on some typical demonstrations using this mechanism, and all technical schemes using this mechanism by equally substitutions or equivalent transformations must have the same effects.

The reactor vessel height is equal to that of a typical loop-type demonstration FBR vessel to obtain natural circulation head.

On the face of it, Mr. Aimard's Carnegie program is rather conventional, a typical debutant's demonstration of variety in taste and aptitude: Beethoven and Berg in the first half, Debussy, Liszt and Gyorgy Ligeti after intermission.