Sentence examples for shown demonstrations from inspiring English sources

Those who have been shown demonstrations of Watson's new capabilities sound impressed.

Microsoft has shown demonstrations of its new search technology, which emphasizes the use of natural language in queries like "Where are my vacation photos?" or "What is a firewall?" Microsoft believes that Longhorn users will no longer think about where information is stored; they will instead see a unified view of documents stored on both the Internet and on the desktop.

The royal couple also visited Sydney's Manly Beach, where they were shown demonstrations by surf lifesavers.

The key difference between silver and bronze seems to be a department that has shown demonstration of impact.

Opposition organizations broadcast videos that seemed to show demonstrations against the vote throughout the country.

Scenes in the film showing demonstrations in support of the defendants mirror events in the Inhwa case.

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"Videotapes showing demonstrations or protests where no arrests were made is evidence that the city did not have a policy to make mass arrests," he said.

On the CD, Ms. Maines praises freedom of speech as she introduces the song, and at the shows, screens showed demonstrations for civil rights, feminism and abortion rights: images the Dixie Chicks chose not to preserve on disc.

"Germans are angry because they see pictures on TV and in the newspapers showing demonstrations in Greece, with Greeks refusing to make savings while they, in Germany, are being asked to pay," she said.

In his presentation Mr. Jobs showed demonstrations, including Adobe's Photoshop and Mathematica, a sophisticated mathematics equation solver from Wolfram Research that greatly benefited from the 64-bit processing power of the new G5.