According to the use we give the term demonstration, we will find various references to it in our language, understanding practical aspects in terms of exposing any question, be it explanatory, artistic, technological, and in most scenarios innovative, as well as expressing feelings.
Reasoning that demonstrates the veracity of a topic
To the reasoning or application that shows us the truth of a matter we commonly refer to it as a demonstration. "Your anger only proves the theory that women are more irritable than men…”
Manifestation of something
The display or manifestation of anything that a person does is a demonstration. This sense is often used a lot at the behest of artistic or sports demonstrations that someone makes in the framework of a competition, an art show, or a school presentation, as appropriate to each case.
Plastic artists, every time they make a new work or face projects that include the realization of several works, usually present them to their public in places designed for this purpose, such is the case of art galleries, or any other less conventional but that has that purpose.
The mission is to show the public, critics, and colleagues, your new productions.
Something similar occurs with the artistic gymnastics demonstration that a student can carry out with her grade for end-of-year celebrations. In these situations, the family accompanies the student and the exhibition takes place at school or on a sports field in front of a large public and the rest of the classmates who make up the various courses.
Outward manifestation of emotions and feelings
Also, to the external manifestation of intentions and feelings We popularly call it a demonstration.
Those hugs are a very clear demonstration of your love, thank you for them! Since the death of her husband, she has not stopped receiving demonstrations of affection from her fans.
People who are characterized precisely by this that we mentioned have a natural inclination to show their feelings and emotions towards others, especially positive ones and through actions such as hugs and kisses are called demonstrative.
A demonstrative person is not itchy or ashamed when it comes to showing their feelings and expressing to someone they love how much they appreciate, want and need them. There are even people who abuse this trend and spend it kissing and hugging everyone beyond those they love and who are part of their environment.
In these cases, it is worth noting that many times they can be misinterpreted, although of course, they do not have a second intention, the fact is that it is not often that someone we do not know much comes to us and fills us with hugs and kisses.
Public display that a person makes
Another fairly frequent use of the term demonstration allows us to give an account through the term of that ostentation or public demonstration carried out by an individual, or failing that, by some significant social group.
The famous and popularly known demonstration of power that someone with a certain authority performs in front of subordinates to show how much power they have in the context in which they participate.
“The untimely strike, which left more than half of the country without transport, was undoubtedly a demonstration of how much damage the transport union can inflict on the government. Laura made a demonstration of how loved she is within the company, making most of her colleagues refuse to work until the management lifts the suspension that weighs on her.”
Practical execution of a test
Yet the practical execution of a test it is also called a proof. "Rest assured, before we give you your card, you will receive a demonstration of how to use it, one of our employees will guide you and assist you in your first use.”
Meanwhile, the word demonstration is closely linked with other terms such as: manifestation, declaration, sample, proof ..., among others.
Mathematical proof
For its part, the mathematical proof It is that reasoning that is carried out with a valid logic, which will progress from certain ideas, beliefs, which are given by certain (hypotheses) until they are duly affirmed, that is, until the veracity of the thesis is obtained.
