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With this system, they demonstrated that high performance can be achieved due to the significant reduction in background noise and inter symbol interference (ISI) effects as well.

Using this system they demonstrate that loss of CD28 has clear consequences for Tfh and Th1 function.

In a recent edition of the Journal of Alternative Agent and Multiagent Systems they demonstrated that a computer can be given the ability to understand at least one significant human gesture: the nod.The nod is one of the most important signals a person can send.

Preston et al., hypothesize that sleep fuels the immune system and they demonstrate increased resistance to parasites in mammalian species that sleep more.

Using audio conversion and an MPEG-4 compliant face animation system, they also demonstrate the production of audio-visual forgeries that substantially increase the equal-error rate of an identify verification system.

Using three genes as models and GFP fusions as a reporter system, they could demonstrate constitutive (Rps8b), inherited (Pho84), and heterogeneous (Hsp12) expression modes.

The employment of the power system stabilizers (PSS) is helpful in stabilizing such power systems, but they demonstrate an unreliable performance for the interarea oscillations between the generators of the multimachine power systems [2].

These findings are of relevance to all jurisdictions introducing new coding systems, because they demonstrate a phenomenon of improved administrative data accuracy that may relate to a coding 'learning curve' with the new coding system.

The company appeared on everyone's favorite show, Shark Tank, where they demonstrated the system with a fake door and fake UPS dude.

So before we let Democrats "fix" the private sector health care system, shouldn't they demonstrate they can fix the fraud in government programs?

Besides, different current systems are interrelated (Stening 1995); they demonstrate a complicated spatiotemporal evolution (Kamide and Kokubun 1996), resulting in a non-trivial frequency dependence of the corresponding indexes (Takalo et al. 1994; Consolini et al. 1996).