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Their confusion magnified the poignance of Beckett's comedy of abdication; their routines — Vladimir and Estragon's hat juggling, for instance, a flourish borrowed from the Marx Brothers' "Duck Soup" — were transformed from demonstrations of prowess to triumphs over entropy.

Their confusion magnified the poignance of Beckett's comedy of abdication; their routines Vladimir and Estragon's hat juggling, for instance, a flourish borrowed from the Marx Brothers' "Duck Soup"—were transformed from demonstrations of prowess to triumphs over entropy.

Evidence here comes from demonstrations of selective retrieval and recaching of food items under experimentally controlled conditions.

In 2015, González-Fierro, et al. [12] proposed a method for humanoid robots to learn from demonstrations of human opening doors, and defined a multi-objective reward function as a measurement of the goal optimality.

Researchers now face the truly formidable task of taking the technology from demonstrations of rudimentary circuits to highly complex integrated circuitry that can improve upon silicon's speed, reliability, and low cost.

Perhaps the most important contribution that the HDSS sites can make is in the area of the implementation of interventions in 'real' settings where contextual factors have a strong influence on results, moving from demonstrations of efficacy to evidence of effectiveness.

Although relatively small in number, our cohort demonstrates a median survival from demonstration of metastases in the NET group of longer than the SEER database at 124 months but not as long as the Pape et al series.

As PV systems have moved from demonstration of the technology to commercial energy generation, the main purpose of the monitoring has also changed.

As evident from the Symposia, advances in development and applications of biohydrometallurgy technologies follow an evolutionary, rather than revolutionary progression from demonstration of knowledge at the laboratory scale to engineering commercial plants.

Coming from a slightly different angle, the precautionary principle represents an approach shifting the burden of proof in regulatory decisions from demonstration of harm to demonstration of safety of substances and practices.

The combination index (CI) determined by the Chou-Talalay method was in a range of 0.9 to 0.001 (Table  2), thus ranging from demonstration of near additivity to very strong synergism.