Sentence examples for physical proof of from inspiring English sources
Again, physical proof of the theory is lacking.
It abducts personality, consuming the essence of self while leaving the physical proof of self behind.
That handshake was transmitted around the Yankees' universe, physical proof of a mended relationship.
But the physical proof of evolution has always demanded that there should be links or transitional forms.
But few have gone so far as a retired professor of gynaecology who says he's finally found physical proof of its existence – on a corpse.
Mario Batali allegedly recognized April Bloomfield as a talent because her arms were littered in burns just one example of how much the industry values physical proof of devotion, and possibly why cooks love covering themselves in tattoos.
This work is far from optimization, but the physical proof-of-concept co-sensitization and fast charge extraction may remarkably widen light-response windows and promote electron-hole separation for advanced photovoltaic devices.
Mr. Reyes provided everything that was missing from the case against the boys: physical proof in the form of DNA evidence; a credible version of the attack consistent with the trail left by the attacker and items stolen from the jogger; and a stark history of extraordinarily violent sexual crimes.
Preconceptions began to dilute during the World Cup in which England lost narrowly in the final to a stunning New Zealand side but this prize – this piece of metal recognition – served not only as a treat for its winner but as a block of physical proof that this sport is real, and here to stay.
You'd have to have some kind of physical proof, and if all you've got is the guy's admission saying, 'Yeah, I stole your heroin, your cocaine, your pot,' most judges, I'd imagine, would just toss [the case].
Although this correlation does not serve as physical proof, it supports our assignment of the peaks in the optical spectra, and it is in accordance with the experimental findings reported by others [ 1, 5, 18, 26– 30].
