Sentence examples for for demonstration with from inspiring English sources

We use the case of the 2011 2012 unrest at Santorini as a basis for demonstration with the Netica package (NorsysSoftware Corp. [2014]); however, all values and probabilities reproduced in what follows were chosen as provisional indicative numbers – had the crisis escalated further these would have been subjected to detailed expert appraisal and modulation.

We have implemented the algorithm as a web server for demonstration purpose, with which a user can identify the best matching motifs in a specified motif database of a query motif.

WB A few days after my arrival, I was sent to Jackson, Mississippi, for a demonstration with the intent of filling up the jails.

I cut a vacation short, and headed straight for the demonstration with my underwear still wet from the beach.

*Some names have been changed on request to protect intervieWees' anonymity.

For demonstration, micro-heaters with heat dissipation up to 23 °C/mW and t90%<3 ms were constructed.

Clinically, the observed error suggests that the VTO may be used for demonstration and communication with a patient or consulting practitioner.

The design study of Advanced Recycling Reactor was conducted in the context of the program for the industry in Global Nuclear Energy Partnership initiatives, including a core in the first plant for demonstration and cores with enhanced TRU burning capability for the future plants.

The ordinary policeman is known for overseeing a demonstration with an anonymous helmet drawn across his or her face, for carrying out the odd stop-and-search here and there and for always being an upstanding representative of the law.

In line with the R&D and deployment strategy of the European Sustainable Nuclear Energy Technology Platform SNETPP) ARCHER contributes to maintaining, strengthening and expanding the HTR knowledge base in Europe to lay the foundations for demonstration of nuclear cogeneration with HTR systems.

This outcome indicates that moving the hands did not interfere with concurrently performing the letter identification task, suggesting independent, or at least interference-free, control (for a similar demonstration with keypress responses performed concurrently with moving the hands, see Adam & Moresi, 2007).