Sentence examples for demonstration of methods from inspiring English sources

The so-called dance of the honeybee is perhaps the most remarkable demonstration of methods of communication in insects.

The software is designed to be multipurpose, to meet the needs of students and young scientists for demonstration of methods and concepts as well as the needs of a professional user, building real world models.

Yet there is little guidance in the literature on the most effective methods of engagement and demonstration of these methods.

No better demonstration of improved methods could be wished for than the near-simultaneous measurements of stellar parallaxes by Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von Struve of the star Vega in 1837, by Bessel of the star 61 Cygni in 1838, and by Scottish astronomer Thomas Henderson of the triple star Alpha Centauri in 1838.

The focus in the second half of the project is on further validation and demonstration of the methods by applying them to the broad range of IC building blocks.

As a demonstration of the methods, investigations are made of the role of fluctuations in a biological model for microorganism direction sensing based on concentration gradients.

Every demonstration of the methods and potential uses of systematic reviews has been incomplete since the first one an author of this editorial (D.M.F).

This is because the main interest lies rather on the demonstration of the methods suggested than on the derivation of a combined estimate based on all available evidence.

These probes allowed demonstration of the methods' potential; however, they suffer from a number of limitations, such as partial loss of emissivity to competing triplet state deactivation pathways (e.g., electron transfer) and suboptimal sensitivity to oxygen, thereby limiting spatial and temporal resolution of the method.

However, this calculation should be seen primarily as a demonstration of the methods for doing the analysis and a rough estimate of the minimal uncertainty in Mead et al.'s number, rather than a claim that these are the right distributions).

The specific analyses presented here for demonstration of the method further demonstrate that nonsynonymous single nucleotide variation at the active site should disrupt enzyme function and potentially induce disease in yeast.