One way could be to use standing X-ray waves which can be produced via interference at interfaces, but even the most sophisticated attempts have been not convincing in view of this goal [ 9].
More than any other awards show, the broadcast is both a celebration of merit and a full-throated marketing tool — panting, grinning, and sweating in its desire to convince the viewing audience (such as it is) to buy a ticket to a Broadway show.
Even though the stirred tank model appears convincing on first view, it is shown to fail as a link between the fluid dynamics and the liquid mixing.
Just like old luxury connoisseurs, modern taste-aware audiences consume a strong point of view, convincing beliefs and compelling values.
The first of these is to set out emerging, and in our view, convincing evidence, that large world cities have political aspirations to develop purposive and managed change in the socio-technical organisation of infrastructure networks that can be characterised as 'systemic' transitions.
Just as an on-form Burchill can make gasp-inducing views convincing with the sheer vicious force of her rhetoric, in its second half Absolute Cult suddenly gains momentum and starts showing why we should care about an overindulged journalist on the skids.
On this view, convincing confirmation or refutation of a claim enables scientists to render an epistemic judgment that detaches it from its historical context.
From a real life standpoint, Eliot views convincing his wife, Nicole, to marry him as his crowning achievement.
Here's the reverse view, convincing evidence that we may have actually de-evolved in our architectural progress.
And the recent enthusiasm for social determinants as a way of thinking about exactly the same problem, adds a new set of vocabulary without really adding, in my view, convincing institutional mechanisms for actually doing the business".
The point of view is convincing.
