In addition to the prediction by 4 in 10 Californians of bad economic times ahead, the areas of interest on upcoming ballots offer a demonstration of where concerns lie.
As a result, we offer a demonstration of the extent of thermodynamic and structural pre-organization of protein folding, important for understanding the mechanics of this phenomenon, with implications for a variety of problems, such as those that require calculations of free energies including structure prediction, genome annotation, and drug design.
It offers a demonstration of spectacle — of the way dance can work in relation to lighting, speech, drama, expectations.
In past weeks, B-52 and B-2 bombers offered a demonstration of American air power as part of the exercises.
Mr. Abraham later offers a demonstration of his own — the hip roll — proving how easy it is for the body to fake masculinity or femininity.
Dressed casually on a recent Wednesday morning in a brightly colored shirt, khaki shorts and black loafers, Mr. Kennedy offered a demonstration of the Cellport 3000.
In the run-up to the meeting that will begin Friday at the Sunnylands estate east of Los Angeles, Xi has offered a demonstration of China's new stance.
Seated in a conference room at the Union Square offices of Ammirati, the advertising agency that designed the site for him, Mr. Seinfeld offered a demonstration of the project.
This article discusses the benefits and constraints of machine learning approaches in industry level patent analysis, and to this end offers a demonstration of unsupervised learning based analysis of the leading telecommunication firms between 2001 and 2014 based on about 160,000 USPTO full-text patents.
But in Cyprus, the past four years have offered a demonstration of what happens when politics blocks that economic alchemy: peace stalls.Strictly speaking, EU law is "suspended" in the north, home to about 30,000 Turkish troops who never left after invading the island in 1974 and driving a third of the Greek-speaking population from their homes.
We drove up to visit the center one afternoon, as Mr. Bonard was hosting a group of high school students visiting Martinique from upstate New York, and he offered a demonstration of Bèlè, the Afro-Creole dance and drum routine dating back to the 18th century, when it was performed while the soil was plowed by slaves, and which is still popular today in certain social clubs on the island.
