Each level contains a number of "score bubbles", initially known as "sponge" in early demonstrations of the game, which may be collected in order to increase the player's score to beat their own, and other players', high scores.
The work is a concatenated demonstration of 217 propositions, which may be divided into two halves: the first 112 propositions establish the One, unity without any multiplicity, as the ultimate cause of reality and lay down basic metaphysical concepts/structures such as causality, participation, the relation of wholes to parts, infinity, and eternity.
They could be demonstrations of distrust between individuals, which may be related to defense mechanism.
Where no public engagement vehicles are provided, citizens often resort to public demonstrations that capture media attention, which may be embarrassing for a government but is usually less effective at stimulating policy change.
Diagnosis of Klatskin tumors has been a domain of ERCP, which may provide demonstration of bile duct involvement and histologic proof of malignancy.
Detection of a true decline in renal function requires demonstration of incremental loss of GFR, which may be detected by serial CCl measurements but not initially by serial pCr measurement.
Those kinds of demonstrations are completely illegal in the country, which may explain why WhatsApp and similar tools have now drawn the ire of regulatory enforcers.
This design permitted a clear demonstration of dose response in early non-improvers, which may not be evident in studies involving "all comers" or in studies with variable time to early response criteria and imprecise early response definitions.
Especially, color printing text or pictures with the BOEA and CSE process can be realized as suggested in Fig. 9d, which may attract interests for teaching demonstration.
From 1992, reappearance of the cough was associated with demonstration of reperfusion of the embolised fistula in the left upper lobe, which may, therefore, relate the cough to blood flow through the fistula.
