Sentence examples for demonstrated by taking from inspiring English sources

This strategy was demonstrated by taking the streptavidin (SA -biotin SA -biotina model.

The possibility of nano scale movement was demonstrated by taking into account the hysteresis compensation of the piezoelectric actuator.

The importance of materials design in innovating gas sensors are demonstrated by taking semiconductor gas sensors and solid electrolyte gas sensors as examples.

Excellent performance including fast tracking to the optimum operating condition and small overshooting of the reactor temperature has been demonstrated by taking advantage of a dynamic KL-NN reactor model.

The validation process is demonstrated by taking nitrate as the typical pollutant.

Successful completion of prerequisite coursework is demonstrated by taking a college level course at any accredited college or university, the course must be taken for college credit and a minimum grade of B- earned.

"It would look like it couldn't be removed, but it could," he said, later demonstrating by taking the bicycle planter out to spend the night on a pole at 23rd Street and 41st Avenue near his studio in Long Island City, with a pot of yellow chrysanthemums in the holder.

Bethesda Softworks attended E3 2008 to showcase Fallout 3. The first live demo of the Xbox 360 version of the game was shown and demonstrated by Todd Howard, taking place in downtown Washington, D.C.

To sum up, workmen, syndicated workmen at least, demonstrated yesterday by taking a holiday, but they had clearly abandoned the useless tactics of wearing themselves out in provoking and dodging cavalry charges.

It is demonstrated that by taking the effects of surface free energy into account, a very good agreement is achieved between the results of the developed size-dependent continuum shell model and those of MD simulation.

Boldness is something we expect of novelists, and Keneally has usually demonstrated his by taking on large, complex subjects from the past, the great white whales of history, like the American Civil War (in "Confederates"); the origins of his unruly homeland, Australia (in "The Playmaker"); and the Holocaust (in "Schindler's List," which seems destined to remain his most famous book).