Sentence examples for stages to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the PEIA process was integrated with the decision-making process at several crucial stages to demonstrate the full integration of PEIA with urban and rural plan.

We have expanded the phenotypic analysis of our Nrp1 VEGF- mutant by including a table that documents survival at different developmental stages to demonstrate the sustained viability of the Nrp1 VEGF- mutant.

There he argued that there are three stages to demonstrating the "idealist's philosophy".

One customer popped on stage to demonstrate how his business had tweaked Salesforce's software to suit its needs.

Rob Murray, executive producer at Electronic Arts Studios, just took the stage to demonstrate a racing game.

It is staged to demonstrate the Machine's superiority over man Walter Fleczar and his co-worker, Ralph Campbell were chosen because they were whizzes at operating hubcap machines.

Some have argued that the events at Firdos were staged, to demonstrate that America had triumphed, the war was over, and the Iraqis were happy.

— NICK BILTON Mr. Federighi is back up on stage to demonstrate all the new features of iOS 7. The background of the home screen has a slick, animation-style wallpaper.

Invited on stage to demonstrate the company's new suite of iPad design software, Adobe's Eric Snowden rattled through a number of cool tricks, from automatically turning scribbles with the $99 Apple Pencil into coherent layout, to handling any of the company's 1,000+ truetype fonts.

The egg-shaped hall, with its 150-foot roof span is an acoustical marvel (tour guides are found of dropping a pin on the stage to demonstrate just how well sound carries), and the nearly 12,000-pipe organ is among the largest in the world.

Whether it's his energetic impersonations of robots, jetpacks or dinosaurs, or bouncing around the stage to demonstrate the innate hellishness that is sitting in a stationary bumper car, Darby has been throwing himself around stages for more than a decade – and to ever-increasing crowds.