Sentence examples for demonstration of other from inspiring English sources

Occupy protesters first descended on the London Stock Exchange on 15 October 2011, in a copy-cat demonstration of other protests around the world that called for action against economic inequality and corporate excess.

The demonstration of other indicators of nonlinear dynamics, in particular the demonstration of hysteresis, would strongly support the hypothesis that MDD is a nonlinear dynamic system.

While a direct demonstration of other types of transformation (particularly 3-D transformations such as changes of viewpoint) would have been ideal, the simplicity of the model means that translations may serve as examples of the general case.

Apart from the report of a low abundance alternative FOXO1A transcript isolated from a human fetal brain cDNA library and distinct from those described here [ 24], this is the first demonstration of other alternatively spliced FOXO1A transcripts in any cell type.

She'd already seen the demonstrations of other "liberal nutcases," as she called them, and she was particularly outraged by the protesters who had set fire to a papier-mâché dragon on Sunday.

At Nordicana, you can attend demonstrations of other Scandianavian cuisine, watch trailers about upcoming Nordic noir movies – you can even look at the iconic Porsche that Saga Norén drives in The Bridge.

The paper also provides closed form demonstrations of other properties of modal damping ratios which further indicate that the MPD and the SPD systems are respectively characterised by the largest and the smallest damping efficiency among Rayleigh damping systems subjected to base excitation.

Immunoglobulins in hemolymph have been demonstrated, but demonstration of several other proteins, including globin chains, histones, and mitochondrial enzymes, indicates that host protein persistence is not limited to 1 type of molecule.

This is a demonstration of, among other things, the vitality of advertising.

But Wilson's most brilliant demonstration of "carrying other people's songs and not having one of my own" — as one character puts it — is in "Joe Turner's Come and Gone," where a conjure man called Bynum, who has a song, discourses with Loomis, who has been separated from his.

It will also act as a demonstration to other areas of chemistry of the value of the convention/dictionary approach.