When I first used it, it was a means of providing proof.
The problem for Silicon Valley is that credentials are not just used as devices for recruiting, but instead as a means of social proof.
Instead of trying to solve an arbitrary puzzle as a means of fulfilling the Proof of Work requirement, training the AI image recognition model will serve as the Proof of Work.
It was for that reason that, using the shortest possible means of proof to put a stop to Koch's activities at once, these three cases were taken up as being typical, but he was in fact sentenced for the system of murder in the Buchenwald Concentration.
An impressive fund of knowledge, gained in a detailed examination of property disputes and the means of proof argued by litigants over contested holdings, has led Jeffrey Bowman to argue that the disputes arose not out of 'feudal anarchy,' but rather from competing legal traditions.
Spain was the most recent country to "regularise", as it did in 2005, some 700,000 of its undocumented workers by means of proof of residence and employment.
According to Anglo-American law, the classic means of proof are witnesses, documents, and real evidence (derived from the actual inspection of objects).
If the framework was mathematical, existence questions, such as whether there are prime numbers greater than 1000, were to be answered by means of proof, given the axioms and rules of logic introduced by the framework.
Moreover, this approach allows, by means of proof theory, to open new conceptual bridges between the disciplines of Physics and Computer Science.
Martin-Löf (1982) advocated the use of constructive mathematics as a means of deriving programs from (constructive) existence proofs.
