The story of the Israelite shepherd and the Philistine warrior is not, for Gladwell, primarily a tale of faith-based triumph against overwhelming odds, but rather a neat demonstration of shifting paradigms.
On the other, it was a neat demonstration of how such public occasions are rich sites of collective memory, as interviewees revisited moments such as the purchase of a new toilet seat in case their visitor needed the loo, with palpable relish.
Gaze at that array through a spherical lens and we see that the spools actually create a pixilated and inverted image of the Mona Lisa: a neat demonstration that it isn't just sensation that the brain processes; sensations are also given shape.
Gillian Duffy In a neat demonstration of the cliche about it being better to have some people inside the tent pissing out than outside pissing in, Labour this week befriended Gordon Brown's "bigoted woman", wound her up and sent her tottering off in the direction of Nick Clegg to harangue him about coalition policies.
But it provides a neat demonstration of how predators could, in principle, encourage such a dramatic change.
Political scientist Richard Anderson Jr. of UC Los Angeles calls the experiments "a really neat demonstration" of grammar's effect on politics.
Back in the 1930s Keynes himself offered a neat demonstration of his philosophies while in a bathroom with fellow economist Calvin Hoover.
There is also a neat demonstration of a non-polar binding pocket in crystallographic analysis of SAA3, which is shown directly to form a tetramer through crosslinking studies.
Olulade, Flowers, Napolielo, and Eden (2013) provide a neat demonstration of how word selectivity emerges along the posterior to anterior gradient.
During the tile repair demonstration, the astronauts filled a series of neat holes and rough gouges.
