Only Brazil and Argentina played, in a tournament Mussolini used as a showcase for fascism.
Throughout, an announcer strives to describe the tracking system, but the story he uses as a showcase keeps breaking down as the characters, using a magical photo album, flee him by escaping into their past.
She completed one more major film before the start of the war, "Olympia," a two-part record of the 1936 summer Olympics, in Berlin, which was used as a showcase for the ostensibly peaceful new regime.
A group of remarkable Jewish composers and musicians were imprisoned there, and the camp was used as a showcase to dupe the Red Cross that the Germans were allowing culture to flourish for Jews and other prisoners.
Since 1993 the park has been used as a showcase for large contemporary art installations and sculpture, including Richard Caink's picnic table and chairs representing earth, wind, fire and water, and "Log Lookout," a seat and shelter made from logs, by Jim Partridge and Liz Walmsley.
Hence, ROAR was also used as a showcase and a test bed that allowed a large number of stakeholders to experience and evaluate the new DMIS.
The goal of this selection of case studies was to obtain examples that can be used as a showcase of current practice and also as testing material during the second year of the project (as will be explained in a later section).
The 188X breast cancer sample PD4120a has been used as a showcase data set, demonstrating that the cellular composition and evolutionary history of a tumor can be retraced from whole-genome sequencing (WGS) to considerable detail (Nik-Zainal et al., 2012a, Nik-Zainal et al., 2012b).
Wikipedia (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thylacine). Books on extinct animals - the Tasmanian tiger is as famous as the dodo and is often used as a showcase example of extinct animals.
It was built in 2002 and used as a decorators' showcase house.
