Sentence examples for demonstration of the ability from inspiring English sources

This was the first demonstration of the ability of the Fascists to attack Socialist institutions.

I would suggest that cooperation, some progress, some demonstration of the ability to get things done is important to them.

The researchers said that their advance was not a scientific breakthrough, but it was a significant demonstration of the ability to work with a material other than silicon with great precision.

Barry Fuller, a professor in surgical science and low temperature medicine, at University College London, said: "There is ongoing research into these scientific challenges, and a potential future demonstration of the ability to cryopreserve human organs for transplantation would be a major first step into proving the concept, but at the moment we cannot achieve that".

In addition, our recent demonstration of the ability of the technique to measure inter-granular stress fields in polycrystalline materials will be reviewed.

Theoretically, this is the easiest to understand, as it offers the simplest and most direct demonstration of the ability of the TCD to predict experimental data.

The visitors had crowded into the claustrophobic control room to watch a demonstration of the abilities of one of the Navy's premier fighting vessels.

In a demonstration of the abilities of the system, AQL queries allowed for querying of SNOMED CT coded data taking the subsumption hierarchy of the terminology into consideration.

This week we saw a few high-profile (but if we're honest, low-impact) demonstrations of the ability to target advertising to unsavory groups generated or suggested by major internet companies.

Demonstrations of the ability of important mosquito vectors to tolerate and adapt to brackish/saline waters in the laboratory and in field situations will also help support the hypothesis.

Although transcription factors are unlikely to migrate between cells, there have been remarkable demonstrations of the ability of one taxon to induce significant changes in another, with dramatic ecological consequences.