Sentence examples for demonstration of the code from inspiring English sources
But most of the world took it as the epitome of heroism on the old frontier, and as a demonstration of the code that Gary Cooper had once shyly explained to another writer, Niven Busch: "Just make me the hero and everything will be fine".
Emphasis is placed on demonstration of the code calibration principles and a proper formulation of the code format.
As a demonstration of the code, we simulate the merger of two 3D vortices in the midplane of a protoplanetary disk.
As a demonstration of the code, several new 2D test cases are introduced that have time-dependent analytic solutions and exhibit localized flow features, including the 2D Burgers equation with straight, curved-radial and oblique-colliding fronts.
In the union's attempt to win back the respect of the flying public, after several high profile events in which pilots performed at less-than-their-best, it began publishing a monthly profile of a pilot nominated for his or her demonstration of the ALPA code of ethics.
Application to a square box and a clover-shaped cup are presented with demonstrations of the validity of the code and the efficiency of the proposed modified approaches.
The demonstration of dual coding of an object for the purposes of action on the one hand and perception on the other in the same healthy brains offers a substantial contribution to the current debate about the nature of the neural coding that takes place in the dorsal and ventral streams.
This paper presents a demonstration of the use of a hybrid code to model the Earth's magnetosphere on a global scale.
A demonstration of the multi-phase SPH GPU code is provided by a 3-D dam break case impacting an obstacle.
As programmable logic controllers (PLCs) are often used to implement safety critical embedded software, safety demonstration of PLC code is needed.
This dramatic demonstration of genetic code flexibility also unveiled an extraordinary capacity of complex organisms to tolerate partial codon identity redefinition [21].
