Epidemiologic studies have been commanded to demonstrate that such misclassification did not occur (e.g., via biological markers of smoking).
Theater ideally produces enlightenment, not education, and Ms. Skipitares, who has been working on New York stages for two decades or so, has yet to demonstrate that she has command of the difference.
Daniel Taylor, however, is of the opinion that the battle's outcome simply provided a convenient excuse and that the sackings took place to "demonstrate that the army command was doing something to counteract the poor public opinion of the conduct of the campaign".
Next, they hoped to demonstrate that these algorithms could interpret commands from the brain in a paralyzed monkey and provide just the right stimulation to the muscles to elicit the intended movement.
He wanted to demonstrate that he towered over Mr. Bush in his command of the issues, that he was independent of the Clinton administration and that he was a fighter for the middle class.
Today, the Army, seeking to demonstrate that its troops in Iraq are liberators and not conquerors, barred any display of the American flag on vehicles, buildings, statues and command posts.
Machiavelli's argument in The Prince is designed to demonstrate that politics can only coherently be defined in terms of the supremacy of coercive power; authority as a right to command has no independent status.
This section shows the next validation step aimed to demonstrate that the stimulation signal provided by the TEREFES produces similar muscle contractions as those obtained by the synergistic neural commands, as observed in human experiments.
"When you as a police officer show up at a chaotic or threatening or dangerous situation, you need to demonstrate your command presence -- that you are the person in command of this situation.
