Sentence examples for pictures demonstrating from inspiring English sources
There are hundreds of trained demonstrators working in stores, and 216 movie theatres are showing slow-motion sound pictures demonstrating the fine points of Hi-Li.
They've got more details on their conclusions, and some other pictures demonstrating the difference between a good and a bad filter.
Photographer Angela Kelly recently braved frigid weather with her son to shoot a series of magical pictures demonstrating what happens when bubbles meet The Day After Tomorrow.
Behaviorally, the lie effect, defined as the increased mean reaction time for the "lie" trials relative to the "true" trials, was significantly larger for positive pictures than for negative pictures, demonstrating a clear modulation effect of stimulus valence on deception.
Figure 2 exhibits three pictures demonstrating platelet-neutrophil interaction in unstimulated blood from a non-diabetic woman without cardiovascular disease, stimulated blood (with PAF) from a diabetic man with cardiovascular disease, and stimulated blood (with PAF) from a diabetic woman with cardiovascular disease.
This is an important issue, as previous studies using experimental paradigms (e.g. facial or vocal expressions of emotions, pictures demonstrating basic emotions, film clips of social scenes, emotional melodies) revealed that individuals with AN have deficits in emotional awareness and recognition, and in understanding others' emotional states [ 13].
The freeze-frame pictures demonstrated the offside decision was marginal, yet correct.
Some large still pictures demonstrate digital technology as its most sophisticated.
His pictures demonstrate consummate skill at creating subjects that possess narrative power.
Although the pictures demonstrate an artist's promise, his photographs do not quite satisfy as either works of art or social documents.
These generally serene pictures demonstrate both Stubbs's mastery of animal subjects and the enduring British taste for images of rural life, even — or, one should say, particularly — when the industrial revolution was fast approaching.
