"It was so exciting for us to be working in front of this crowd, which is so demonstrative and supportive".
These results show that when a source of variance due to the differences between measurement methods employed in the different studies is eliminated, there is a consistent reduction of the effect size (which is still demonstrative of a statistically significant difference between groups) accompanied by a reduction to almost half of the heterogeneity.
Its special case is cachexia (the cause of death of ~20% of cancer patients), which is the most demonstrative example of distant and generalized influence of cancer on the body (Tisdale 2002).
"I think the Rangel issue is demonstrative of the fact that the ethics process is working in a meaningful way, which is what the public wants," Hoyer said.
Scope of the second phase of the activity, which is currently running, is the validation of the developed material in simulated operative conditions, by demonstrative components testing in a PWT (plasma wind tunnel) facility.
"Sometimes women do what is called devoicing, which is when they deliberately soften their voices so as to be non-threatening," she said, with a demonstrative huskiness.
The most influential treatment of indexicals and demonstratives has probably been David Kaplan's monograph Demonstratives (1989), versions of which were circulated in the seventies.
Many natural theologians have, however, abandoned the search for demonstrative arguments, appealing instead to ones which are probable, either in the sense of having weight but being inconclusive or in the sense of having a mathematical probability assigned to them.
Tamil nouns can take one of four prefixes, i, a, u, and e which are functionally equivalent to the demonstratives in English.
The crowds rapidly became more noisy and more demonstrative, and reinforcements of police were summoned by a police wireless car which was stationed on Royal Mint Street.
