The contradictions inherent in presenting a Gandhi opera at one of the world's most richly endowed performing-arts institutions, even as protests against income inequality erupted downtown, inspired a notable demonstration on the last night of the run.
The nacreous layer within the abalone shell is perhaps the most notable demonstration of such combined properties through unique combination of ceramic and polymeric material in an ordered, layered assembly.
This was the first notable demonstration of a survival benefit since the introduction of cisplatin for SCCHN treatment [ 1].
Notable demonstrations thereof are for carp in waterways linking to the Laurentian Great Lakes (Jerde et al. 2011), the American bullfrog in France (Ficetola et al. 2008; Dejean et al. 2012) and several other aquatic species (Bohmann et al. 2014; Rees et al. 2014).
Although the Occupy protests were not as large as notable past demonstrations, such as the Vietnam protests of the 1960s and 70s, very few big-name musicians stepped up to provide a song supporting the protesters.
A notable, though unsuccessful, demonstration of this was his being founder-editor in 1846 of the Daily News (soon to become the leading Liberal newspaper).
They may be superficial, but their support for Bruce is notable for its candid demonstration of acceptance.
This demonstration was notable because it was not in a border city or a city strongly controlled by Islamic radicals, but just minutes away from Islamabad, the capital, a region considered less friendly to those who want to tie Osama bin Laden, the Saudi-born terrorism suspect, so tightly to the Islamic faith that an attack on him would be seen as an attack on Islam itself.
When the recent explosion of venture capital success exacerbated national income inequality, millions took to the street -- more than 400,000 in Tel Aviv alone -- and the demonstrations were notable for the complete absence of violence or even arrests.
During the demonstration, considered a notable event in modern computer research, Mr. Engelbart sat on stage in front of 3,000 computer scientists, and with a keyboard and mouse showed how NLS functioned as a word processor, outliner, videoconferencing tool and hypertext information-retrieval system.
In a short piece fully and tellingly entitled A Brief Demonstration of a Notable Error of Descartes and Others Concerning a Natural Law, According to which God is Said Always to Conserve the Same Quantity of Motion; a Law which They also Misuse in Mechanics, Leibniz publicly attacked Descartes's conservation principle and thereby the foundations of Cartesian physics (GM VI.117 119/L 296–302).
