The "demo" refers to the eighteen-to-twenty-four-year-old demographic sweet spot that all MTV programming tries to hit.
As a teenage intern at Atlanta's Hot 97.5 in the mid-1990s, she attracted the attention of the D.J.'s by being "young and in the demo," referring to the demographic, as well as witty and quick with a comeback, said Ryan Cameron, then the host of the station's morning show.
"I read it again the other night, and it could have been written for the ERG over the last year," he tells the demo, referring to the pro-Brexit European Research Group.
In 1987, Pixies released an 18-track demo tape, commonly referred to as The Purple Tape.
We thus performed a second demographic estimate of Nb, referred as Demo(2), using the first aforementioned scenario Demo(1) but simulating the possibility that fry fathered by mature male parr could have been fathered by anadromous males.
Demos means populace, referring to the common folk of the ancient Greek state.
The demo-genetic interaction refers to the fact that the occurrence of genetic processes is affected by the demographic state of the population, and vice versa, leading to synergistic or antagonistic effects on viability.
"They," Mr. Kalmbach said, referred to Mr. Nixon's Demo cratic opponents.
The Gripen Demo served as a basis for the Gripen E/F, also referred to as the Gripen NG (Next Generation) and MS (Material Standard) 21.
Years later, people in Silicon Valley still referred to the presentation as "the mother of all demos".
