Sentence examples for an explicit demonstration from inspiring English sources

Bennett says it's an explicit demonstration of a two-way symbiosis.

Under the assumption that the long-wavelength approximation is valid, and from general principles of symmetry and conservation, we report an explicit demonstration of the equivalence of the transmission and reflection times in the tunneling of long-wavelength phonons.

The standard water-filling algorithm embedded in step 3 can be found in Appendix 2. For an explicit demonstration, we present the algorithm in a diagram in Figure 2. Figure 2 Proposed multi-level water-filling algorithm.

She attempts to understand them as objects that are "at once a seductive representation of ideal female beauty and an explicit demonstration of the inner workings of the body".

For a more explicit demonstration, we performed linear fitting to γ z) and show the corresponding fitting results as red curves in Figs. 8 (f) and (g).

In addition, I did not consider so-called "home grown" designs (Eisenhardt 1989: 534) which lack a systematic and explicit demonstration of the methodology and where "… the hermeneutic process of inference how all these interviews, archival records, and notes were assembled into a coherent whole, what was counted and what was discounted remains usually hidden from the reader" (Fiss 2009: 42009

This is an important point: CMS currently focuses its quality-improvement initiatives on complication rates, and explicit demonstration that lower failure-to-rescue rates and not higher complication rates underlying the substandard care at low-volume hospitals may require a reconsideration of these initiatives.

To our knowledge, this is the most explicit demonstration that avian flee alarm calls can convey urgency.

Which, with this further and explicit demonstration that headache not only causes much ill health in Russia but costs the country a substantial proportion of its gross domestic product, raises the question of what should be done about all this.

The learning obstacle could be partly attributed to the lack of explicit demonstration concerning how osmosis is applicable among different systems when dynamic visualizations are introduced and used (Buckley and Quellmalz 2013).

This is implied by the explicit demonstration of the remarkable ability of the fast Padé transform to unambiguously quantify all the customary spectral structures, ranging from isolated resonances to those that are tightly overlapped and nearly confluent.