"If it truly demonstrates two to three times the energy density" of today's lithium-ion batteries, she says, the likely first applications will be in portable electronics such as computers and cell phones, which are high-value items, and only later would be applied to vehicles once the costs are reduced.
It's a bit early to be calling the success or failure of what is essentially a fictional device (the real one, though we've seen it, has not been truly demonstrated), but it is at least an honest, compelling, and even realistic concept.
It was this aspect of the challenge that truly demonstrated the power of crowdsourcing because, in many instances, the community of users located lung-relevant and/or more recent publications to better support the existing network architecture and improve the overall relevance of the network models to COPD.
It was when he linked up with Gershon Kingsley that Perrey created the work that truly demonstrated the potential of electronic instruments, and the music that he would be most celebrated for.
Since then, SOCCKET has garnered extensive awards and praise for its innovative means of creating social change, and Matthews and Silverman have truly demonstrated that play and social activism can go hand in hand.
But it is in convincing Lukaku to sign a five-year contract that Everton's manager and board alike have truly demonstrated intent.
This restructuring truly demonstrated that the long-distance market and local market, for the majority of consumers, will be ceded to the Bell monopolies".
They have truly demonstrated that non-violent resistance is an essential tool in our struggle for freedom," she said in a statement.
"The key here is how heavily Hezbollah is involved on the ground, as they're perhaps the only force that has truly demonstrated a capacity for success in urban fighting.
In a celebrated text giving the first rigorous axiomatization of projective geometry, Pasch wrote: "the theorem is only truly demonstrated if the proof is completely independent of the figure" (Pasch 1882), a view expressed also by Hilbert in writing on the foundations of geometry (Hilbert 1894).
