To show. It can be applied to an object, device, procedure, or example.

The ability to get a level of performance compared to the computer predictions.

The amount of energy source an area can support and still be recovered with the available technology. AKA demonstrated energy reserves .

Lat. Description ; addition; denomination . Occurring often in the phrase, ” Falsa demonstratio non nocct,” (a false description does not harm.)

Description ; pointing out. That which is said or written todesignate a thing or person. In evidence . Absolutely convincing proof . That proof which excludes all possibility oferror. Treadwell […]

This term applies to real evidence that doesn’t depend on a testimony as it can be seen by the jury and the court.

See LEGACY.

In Scotch law. A dooms- man. One who pronounced the sentence of court. 1 How. State Tr. 937.

To present a demurrer; to take an exception to the sufficiency in point of law of a pleading or state of facts alleged. See DEMURRER.

A pleading, petition, or the like, is said to be demurrable when it does not state such facts as support the claim, prayer, or defense put forward. 5 Ch. Div. […]

In maritime law . The sum which is fixed by the contract of carriage , or which is allowed, as remuneration to the owner of a ship for the detention […]

One who demurs; the party who, in pleading, interposes a demurrer.

In pleading. The formal mode of disputing the sufficiency in law of the pleading of the other side. In effect it is an allegation that, even if the facts as […]

In practice . A record of the issue on a demurrer at law, containing atranscript of the pleadings, with proper entries; and intended for the use of the courtand counsel […]

This name is sometimes given to a ruling on an objection to evidence, but is notproperly a demurrer at all. Mandelort v. Land Co., 104 Wis. 423. 80 N. W. […]

This proceeding (now practically obsolete) was analogous to a demurrer to a pleading. It was an objection or exception by one of the parties in an action at law, to […]

the objection to an indictment that is based on a problem of defect in the indictment.

Where a witness objects to a question propounded(particularly on the taking of a deposition) and states his reason for objectingor refusing to answer, it is called a “demurrer to the […]

when a witness will object to a question asked of him and offer reasons why he won’t reply.

where a defendant will object to the authority of the court to try his case.

the method used by a plaintiff that will test the adequacy of a defendants answer to charges.

demurrer that is raises the question of the plaintiff being able to competently pursue the laws suit.

The process of converting a memberowned mutual organization into a public company through the flotation of COMMON STOCK . Once demutualization occurs, members/ customers are separate and distinct from owners/investors.

Half-blood. A corruption of demi-sang

A valley. Blount A hollow place among woods. Cowell.