Traditionally, an officer who identified someone in court had to demonstrate prior acquaintance with the individual.
How about if an acquaintance demonstrated self-destructive behavior or dropped suicidal thoughts on his Facebook status?
The essay should clarify your own interests and goals, show how you will pursue them, and demonstrate more than a passing acquaintance with either of the Udalls' legacy.
Repeatedly, in her autobiographic writings, Bertini claimed a directorial status with arguments that demonstrate both her knowledge of later cinema and her acquaintance with the discourse of film history.
A conjunction analysis approach was used, which requires all identified voxels to demonstrate greater increase or decrease in activity compared to both the acquaintance and distraction tasks.
Much of Niven's book — rather too much — is taken up with the stolid discussions that weighed down photographic societies and journals at the turn of the century as members struggled to decide whether the use of a camera spelled art, craft, or business; the joke was, of course, that the briefest acquaintance with Edward Steichen demonstrated that it involved all three, and more.
*p-value < 0.05 in chi-square test † Multiple logistic regression adjusted for age group, type of residence, existence of flu symptoms in participants' acquaintances Our study demonstrates that, during the peak pandemic periods of H1N1 influenza, most subjects reported increasing their personal frequency of hand washing in order to prevent infection.
It could be demonstrated by painstaking research for the right medical consultant for an acquaintance or a cash gift to help a young person's studies.
Real journalism, as Winner as has just so clearly demonstrated, has to be laced through with references to old-time Hollywood stars who used to be personal acquaintances.
"Delete them," the acquaintance responded.
One Facebook acquaintance suggested "cinesthesia".
