In an apparent demonstration of the size of Lynch's ego, reports suggested the chief executive believed this was his way of taking over the Silicon Valley giant.
However, in an apparent demonstration of the nonchalance that has been characteristic of the powerful founding family of the Hyundai Group, its chairman, Chung Mong Hun, was out of the country and did not return until late today.
And his book is exactly as I have described it: a massive, panoramic description of the world economy, which piles fact upon fact (some of the crucial facts turn out to be wrong, but that is another issue) in apparent demonstration of the thesis that global supply is outrunning global demand.
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An apparent demonstration of the danger occurred in Siberia last August, when some 100 people (and 2,300 reindeer) were infected with anthrax in the first outbreak in the area since 1941.
4) The apparent demonstration of the Cronos protein product is not convincing.
Not that the issue came up very frequently before the 18th century, when some ingenious craftsmen began to produce automatons of varying degrees of complexity, ranging from a mechanical duck to a chess-playing Turk that, in an apparent early demonstration of artificial intelligence, defeated all challengers.
Anti-Chinese sentiments were apparent in the Independence Day speeches and demonstrations of 16 September 1910.
This apparent discrepancy is relevant to the recent demonstrations of prion infectivity in urine of animals carrying experimental or naturally occurring prion diseases [42] [46].
Its clearest evidence of this was the apparent speed of earnings growth.There could be few better demonstrations of the precarious statistical basis on which big economic decisions are made.
