Sentence examples for represented proof of from inspiring English sources
Thus, as the govt. completed its new town centers in E. Berlin, Dresden, Leipzig, and a few smaller cities over the last 5 years, the impression was conveyed that this represented proof of the superiority of the Communist system.
The fact that not one of the agency's 238 skilled craft workers was a woman, she wrote, represented proof of sexual discrimination, and she approved steps to correct the imbalance.
Yet for Kraft, the flight of Enos represented proof of the importance of real-time decision-making in Mission Control.
These mutants represent proof-of-principle of the suitability of the screen in finding signaling components between ligand recognition and calcium flux.
Implications and future directions This study represents proof-of-principle for using phenotype data from model organisms to augment human clinical data to establish candidate disease genes.
The results disclosed herein represent proof-of-concept, unoptimized devices, and it therefore remains highly probable that further study should result in the development of efficient PLED devices, which emit practically useful levels of CP light directly.
"This represents proof of the principle that you can identify candidate obesity genes by the study of rodents," he says.
However, the US has said that this latest intelligence does not represent proof of chemical weapons use.
CAMA represents proof of concept and constitutes a demonstrative prototype of an adaptive and open DFX tool.
The top part represents proof of concept applications that were developed on top of mOSAIC.
As such, this study represents proof of concept for the implementation and utility of real-time visualization of task-related high gamma power variations.
