Sentence examples for which demonstrations the from inspiring English sources

The B. subtilis remained viable after its inclusion in the feed, storage, and passage through the stomach, which demonstrations the feasibility of using this bacteria as a probiotic.

The training involved illustrated lectures for three days during which demonstrations on how to use the TB Job Aid were conducted.

Gundisalvi further distinguishes with al-Fārābī between five kinds of syllogistic reasoning, of which demonstration is the highest.

This dispute is relevant with regard to timing neuroprotective and regenerative interventions, in which the demonstration that the number of RSNs decreases after SCH is a critical issue, wherein counting method, species, and age might account for these discrepancies.

General Motors said it "does not consider this item to be a significant risk to customers due to the technical sophistication of the demonstration and the very limited circumstances under which the demonstration can be carried out".

But the final summer demonstration sport is one that's probably most easily (and thankfully) forgotten, since it epitomizes the silliness with which the demonstration label had become associated: roller hockey at the Barcelona games in 1992.

The genes listed here are the ones for which the demonstration of usefulness was made in planta.

But the speed with which the demonstration went from zero to fucked shocked even me, a relative veteran of the West Bank protest scene. .

A symbolic grave for Lennon was erected in Prague's Mala Strana square, which hosted demonstrations during the fall of the communist regime in Czechoslovakia.

Copying persisted even in later sessions during which the demonstration footage was not being shown.

Techniques by which the demonstration FEL produced could be scaled to produce practical amounts of output power are also discussed.