Sentence examples for formally demonstrate from inspiring English sources

Following this approach, we formally demonstrate that it is possible to jointly design both the control and the transmission strategy.

These experiments formally demonstrate that different components of cognition in humans and mice are not merely analogous, but homologous, sharing common descent and genetic constitution.

"Through the disposal of contraband ivory, we seek to formally demonstrate to the world our determination to eliminate all forms of illegal trade in ivory," said President Mwai Kibaki.

A measure for the autocovariance structure of conditional correlations allows us to formally demonstrate that the volatility and the persistence of daily correlations are not primarily driven by financial news but by the level of the underlying true correlation.

Horne said the legislation would set badly needed benchmarks for Iraqis: "If the president vetoes this bill because he doesn't want to formally demonstrate progress in Iraq, never in the history of war would there be a more blatant example of a commander in chief undermining the troops under his care". Staff writer Robin Wright in Washington contributed to this report.

In this paper, we formally demonstrate the usefulness of the CAC representation for shape similarity computation.

This motivated us to formally demonstrate that the Radon-like random projections y ( ϑ p ) [ m ], m = 0, … K ( p ) − 1, p = 0, … P − 1 satisfy the conditions of a CS measurement set.

Further work would be required to formally demonstrate the mechanism of resistance by Bcl-2 overexpression in this mouse model.

Then, it is formally demonstrated that the proposed controller actually meets the desired control objectives.

This formally demonstrates the structural basis for self/non-self discrimination between viral and host glycans, by a neutralising antibody.

The old philosophers and sages understood instinctively what contemporary psychology is more formally demonstrating: our beliefs are not always established and maintained in the most rational ways.