Sentence examples for demonstration of principles from inspiring English sources
After a tricky demonstration of principles of high school geometry and big city real estate, in which a stick attached to a cherry picker was hoisted to the height of a proposed town house's rooftop, Green-Wood Cemetery officials were reassured today that new construction would not interrupt the occasionally endangered stare-down between the Statue of Liberty and Minerva.
Mr. Dunlap has said he viewed Mr. Elson's actions as betrayal, but others saw them as a demonstration of principle.
Although enthusiastic about the demonstration of principle, researchers emphasize that this is just the first step towards full quantum error correction.
To our knowledge, the present demonstration of principle study is the first to show that it is possible to detect increase in [ 18 F]flutemetamol retention in vivo in the mouse brain parallel with increasing age.
This demonstration of principle type of study was still able to show clear increasing trend in [ 18 F]flutemetamol binding in aging APP23 mice and the lack of binding in Tg2576 and APPswe-PS1dE9 mice.
The present demonstration of principle study evaluated the applicability of [ 18 F]flutemetamol to detect and quantitate the changes in brain Aβ deposition in APP23, Tg2576 and APPswe-PS1dE9 transgenic (TG) mouse models of AD.
In the credit-where-it's due category, Democratic FCC Commissioner and public interest stalwart Michael Copps voted against the merger in a demonstration of principle that is all too rare in Washington.
Together, the results of our study serve as a proof (or better demonstration) of principle and encourage further development of transcriptomic assays for the characterization of the biological effects of phytochemical variation of complex herbal extracts.
He is believed to have used this work as a practical demonstration of rhetorical principles.
The center's buildings are increasingly used as a demonstration of environmental principles (here that includes the capturing of rainwater and other sustainable practices).
In Greece this concept was called symmetria, and Polyclitus's statues of young athletes, balanced, rhythmical, and finely detailed, were the best demonstration of his principles.
