Sentence examples for demonstration requires from inspiring English sources

Any activity or demonstration requires permission from the police, while people can be searched without permission, prevented from distributing material of any sort and barred from collecting money.

Effective robot programming by demonstration requires the availability of multiple demonstrations to learn about all relevant aspects of the demonstrated skill or task.

Thus every demonstration requires that one first identify "the evident principles that it requires.

Formal demonstration requires further in vivo experiments in appropriate humanized animal models since the receptors for Afa/Dr DAEC, DAF [76] and human CEACAMs (A. Servin, personal communication), are highly specific of human.

Implementing the elements considered important in a teaching demonstration requires planning and practice.

TRD is a common observation in both interspecific and intraspecific Drosophila crosses and may indicate segregation distortion (Lyttle 1991), although its demonstration requires additional information.

The following demonstration, requiring three cans of Play-DohTM, 3.8 meters of string and a toothpick, will provide students with a powerful and accurate scale model of the Earth-Moon system.

Evaluating the performance of long-term care (LTC) demonstrations requires longitudinal assessment of multiple outcomes where selective mortality and disenrollment, if not accounted for, can give the appearance of reduced (or enhanced) efficacy.

The government's pretext was that the PDVSA building lies inside one of eight "security zones" in the capital, where demonstrations require permission from the defence ministry.

He introduced several successful innovations: year-round lectures for schoolchildren, illustrated by demonstrations requiring apparatus too large or too costly for school resources (some 20,000 children attended each year); courses for science teachers; and lectures for civil servants whose early training had not included science.

The spinning Kanizsa effect differs from the other demonstrations because it requires only foveal fixation, whereas the other demonstrations require a comparison of foveal to peripheral fixation; and because the phenomenon is one of extent (the perceived Kanizsa squares cover less of a range) rather than a qualitative change in appearance.