The phrase 'through the demonstration' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an event or situation where knowledge is communicated or taught through a direct example or demonstration. For example: The teacher explained the concept of photosynthesis to her students through the demonstration of a model.
As news of the vote came through, the demonstration became more heated with fires lit in Parliament Square, rocks thrown at the police, attempts to smash into the Treasury and the supreme court and a surge into the National Gallery's impressionist rooms.
Capella, with about 8,500 adult students, offers federal aid through the demonstration program.
Its performance and safety are proven to be confident and assuring through the demonstration and testing.
This could be accomplished through the demonstration of cytomegalovirus (CMV) DNA in blood spots (DBS) on Guthrie cards.
News of the escalation came midway through the demonstration and cast a pall over the crowd as it was announced over loudspeakers and crept across the news tickers nearby.
Three weeks ago, an inquest jury concluded Tomlinson, a 47-year-old father of nine, had been unlawfully killed by a police officer while trying to walk home through the demonstration.
Tomlinson had been trying to walk home from work through the demonstrations near the Bank of England on the evening he died.
There is a well-designed timeline of recent protests dating to the Arab Spring and continuing through the demonstrations in Wisconsin and protests in Europe.
PROFESSOR: Now, we'll be seeing all of these in a fair amount of detail as we go through the demonstrations.
For someone like me who lived through the demonstrations and bombings of 1963 in this same city, and heard white leaders vow that the status quo would never change, it was both startling and heartening.
We verify the effectiveness of the PF for UT through the demonstrations of the elastic parameters identification.
