Sentence examples for which they demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Their latest product, which they demonstrated at the conference, enables students to use optogenetics, a state-of-the-art technique in which neural activity and animal behaviour can be manipulated with laser light.

In Metaphor and Thought, psychologists Ellen Winner and Howard Gardner described a 1987 experiment in which they demonstrated that seven-year-olds could indeed detect irony and metaphor from several nonliteral remarks 73% of the time.

In 1952 Alfred Day Hershey and Martha Chase used the T2 bacteriophage in a famous experiment in which they demonstrated that only the nucleic acids of phage molecules were required for their replication within bacteria.

Nearly as long lasting in impact as the pivotal work of Jacob and Monod is the classic experiment of Novick and Weiner in which they demonstrated all-or-none gene expression in response to an artificial inducer.

From an informal dumping ground in the basement of a six-story elevator building, he and his partner salvaged dilapidated dining room chairs, at least one coffee table and a few lamps, eventually filling their apartment with these castoffs, on which they demonstrated, it must be said, an immodest love of decoupage.

Corruption, you know?" The Tigers, like insurgents who came later in other parts of the world, led constrained lives; they were denied alcohol, cigarettes, and premarital sex, and maintained a worshipful devotion to Prabhakaran, which they demonstrated with their willingness to perform suicide missions.

Jay's friend Robby Rob Corddryy) is hugely impressed by the epic three-hour running time of the tape, in which they demonstrate every position in The Joy of Sex.

This is not the only case in which they demonstrate a knee-jerk inclination to ratify Mr. Gore's view of himself or to rationalize criticisms directed at him by other journalists.

Then there are sequences in which dancers cannot stand straight, in which they demonstrate various kinds of collapse and breakdown; even when they fall to the floor, they cannot stay still and cannot find comfort.

Shhh, don't disturb the teenagers - they're swotting for the David Cameron course, the one the Tory leader proposed this week that would reward them with adult status after a two-week programme in which they demonstrate that they can shoulder adult responsibilities.

Anita Manning of USA Today asked for some sample sentences, and I came up with these, together with a discussion of the ways in which they demonstrate the systematicity of African American Vernacular English [AAVE--the term linguists use more often for what most people are now referring to as Ebonics, with Ron Williams' 1975 term].