The first two ideas do not appear to have made it past the demonstration stage.
He won his Olympic laurels in Games best remembered for a black power demonstration staged by his fellow African-American teammates Tommie Smith and John Carlos during an awards ceremony in October 1968.
Annie Breaden, policy manager at the Crown Estate, revealed there were 40 leases for wave and tidal projects around the UK but most were only at the test and demonstration stage.
The demonstration, staged by more than 10,000 people in the city of Peshawar, also focused on a recent series of American missile strikes against targets suspected of belonging to Al Qaeda and the Taliban in Pakistan's tribal areas.
By William H. Toumey The New Yorker, July 22 , 1939P. 31 Tells about the mass demonstration staged by the Workers Alliance, an independent union of relief works in protest against the dismissal of two of their union leaders from a Writer's project.
In a recent report, Peter Shergold makes a strong case for government becoming more adaptive, mentioning that "new policy proposals should include a trial or demonstration stage, allowing new approaches to be developed fast and evaluated early".
An early demonstration, staged on Wall Street, protested the high cost of AZT, the first drug approved for people with H.I.V. some six years after the news about a mysterious illness that was killing gay men.
A police statement posted on the Web site of Bahrain's state news agency acknowledged that there had been clashes "following an illegal demonstration staged after the funeral of Ali Hassan al-Daihi".
Study estimations with an accuracy of 20%30%% are often applied for concepts at pilot or demonstration stage.
Whereas the so-called "wind-gas" has moved beyond demonstration stage, the type and scale of storage used in renewable-dominated scenarios are far from mature.
Brahim Kessaci, of Diebold, says the machine is still in demonstration stage at present, but could be placed in bank branches or shops in the future.
