So, I wanted to show you something.

Scientist I want to show you something.

I'm going to show you something pretty unique.

Come on. I want to show you something.

I want to show you something in my office.

So let me show you something.

He would come every day with something to show me.

I'm going to show you something a bit weird now.

And there's also something that I want to show you.

Right now, Dan's going to show something he actually invented.

And let me show you something else.

Now I shall show you something here.

Okay, I'm going to show you again something about our diets.

You'd show them something like this, wouldn't you?

DH All right, let's show them something special.

So I would like to show you something I've been working on.

He said Even though I show thee something plain?

He said Even though I show thee something plain?

Today, I'd like to show you something which came out of these collaborations.

It sounds like some quiz show or something, doesn't it?

He would send me a fax and show me something.

It goes to show that through good design and increased square metreage, a flat can turn from something standard into something quite amazing.

It's something I wanted to do just to show how I could get the symmetrical shape.

I have to show you something unfortunately very sad at the conclusion of this talk.

Let me show you another app here. This is something called WorldWind.

Right, are you ready? I'm going to show you something for a very, very brief moment.

I have to show you something from my own lab, so let me sneak this in.

The next thing that I'd like to show you is something that Dunlop asked me to do earlier this year with our Channel Five's Fifth Gear Show.

I'm here to show you how something you can't see can be so much fun to look at.

Marco Tempest What I'd like to show you today is something in the way of an experiment.

So, so, because I have nothing to show, nothing to say, we shall try to speak about something else.

We saw when we're interacting, we're trying to show someone how to do something, we direct their visual attention.

SS This is let me show you something we didn't think they would do.

I'll show you in a moment that the stack of paper there would probably hold something like 100,000 tests, something of that kind.

Ritchie OK, I want to show you something. OK, this is a watch that my girlfriend gave me.

You can't manipulate it very well, although I'll show something about that in a moment.

You can't share until you show us that you're not sharing something we don't like.

So let me show you an example of something that was translated with a machine.

And I'm going to show you all how to do that so you can go out of here and fold something.

Bear with me a little, and I will show you for I still have something to say on God's behalf.

Bear with me a little, and I will show you for I still have something to say on God's behalf.

I'll show you something a little more of a concrete example here, as this thing loads.

In the meanwhile, let me conclude the first part of my show by doing something a little trickier.

And I'd like to show you our prototype of stringing all of these technologies that don't necessarily always talk to each other to become something useful.

The video on the upper right I won't show for time shows self replication, templating so something can make something that can make something, and we're doing that now over, maybe, nine orders of magnitude. Those ideas have been used to show the best fidelity and direct rate DNA to make an organism, in functionalizing nanoclusters with peptide tails that code for their assembly so, much like the magnets, but now on nanometer scales.