Sentence examples for demonstration where a from inspiring English sources

An intuitive way to reduce this expensive exercise is to replace programming with machine learning of robot actions from demonstration where a (learner) robot learns an action by observing a demonstrator robot performing the same.

They are providing an Apple TV demonstration, where a Mac computer is connected using Airplay, and is displaying the contents and apps.

We verify the approach both in simulation and in experiments on a quadrotor with suspended load and verify the method's safety and feasibility through a demonstration where a quadrotor delivers an open container of liquid to a human subject.

Whenever I pass through Seoul's City Hall plaza, I'm transported back to 1987 and a pro-democracy demonstration where a group of radical students made a bonfire of an American flag.

Most of us went down to the streets on the 25th, thought that it was going to be the regular kind of demonstration, where a couple of hundred people will show up, get beaten by the police, and eventually go home.

To the best knowledge of the authors, this is the first real life demonstration where a power reference is followed based on the aggregated consumption of a larger number of devices – and consequently a significant step towards the smart grid vision.

I've seen demonstrations where a black light was taken into a closet and the clothes were just full of chemical residues from the detergents.

Robertson: Would you be part of that protest, Yusuf Islam, would you go to a demonstration where you knew that an effigy was going to be burned?

Aquinas and the others who held to his view recognized that a demonstrable attribute in a natural thing would have to be a potentiality, though, of course, an actuality could be demonstrated in a mathematical demonstration, where efficient causation is not at issue, and an occurrent attribute can be shown to inhere in the subject necessarily and at every time.

Altogether, then, the currency of science is demonstration (apodeixis), where a demonstration is a deduction with premises revealing the causal structures of the world, set forth so as to capture what is necessary and to reveal what is better known and more intelligible by nature (APo 71b33 72a5, Phys. 184a16 23, EN 1095b2 4).

The mood was defiant, but pretty sombre, especially compared with the September 2002 demonstration where things seemed a bit more up for grabs in terms of changing MPs' minds.