The demonstrative concepts I possess are a function of my demonstrative capacities and part of what explains my having a given demonstrative capacity is my having certain associated experiences; the experience must be prior to the possession of the demonstrative concept if the former is to explain the latter (Heck 2000).
This change is likely due to the demonstrative effect: if the arbitral institutions spare no effort to mediate collective disputes and show a strong capacity to deal with those disputes, it could encourage more workers to file collective appeals.
After noting that "a deductive proposition … will be demonstrative, if it is true and assumed on the basis of the first principles of its science (Pr An, 24a27-30)," Aristells tells us that "it is the business of experience to give the principles which belong to each subject.
In actual utterances, intonation can be used to indicate an assertion or an each question ('Ben wanted to eat that?) conjoined with 'Ben wanted to eat that' yields an infelicity even if the demonstrative has the same value on both occasions though we may try to fix things up by demanding that the test be run using common intonation (at least in spoken uses of the test!).
The movie can be enjoyed as a display of acting styles: Berry is flamboyant and demonstrative, as if onstage; Gabin, the great star of French movies in the thirties, is a cinema minimalist.
Knowledge is composed of demonstrations, even if it may also include definitions; the method of science is demonstrative, even if it may also include the process of defining.
For the demonstrative purpose, consider the situation of Δ f * = 0.1.
If anything, Panna's mere existence is demonstrative of the fact that there's interest in bringing TV-like content to our mobile devices, and if the Hollywood studios won't do it for us, then someone else will.
