The phrase "a verify" is not correct in written English.
It is not usable because "verify" is a verb and should not be preceded by the article "a."
Example: "I need to verify the information before proceeding."
Alternatives: "a verification" or "an authentication."
Then, comparisons with a refined fibre model are made in order to: (a) verify the reliability of the flat surface model approximating the elastic domain of r.c.
The method has been employed by electricity utilities in Australia and other countries to: (a) verify new tower design; (b) strengthen existing towers, and (c) upgrade old and aging towers.
You usually then hit a "verify" button — and that's it.
A verify operation is carried out after each pulse.
To address the research gap, the current paper aims to: a) verify the proposed definition of eLogistics and its acceptance; b) provide a synthetic view of trend and possibilities of eLogistics systems and c) obtain a comprehensive picture of available eLogistics applications, sources, functionality and use by different type of companies.
-- On Android devices, download apps from Google Play which has a "verify apps" feature.
Become a Verified Seller To sell on Moloyo, you must have a verified Paypal account.
A verifier can verify an alleged SAMAS for message by verifying whether the following equation.
It is worth noting that although the device stuck at LRS after the endurance test, it could still be RESET using a negative DC voltage with a larger amplitude (−3.2 V), suggesting even better endurance is possible if a verify-write algorithm were adopted20.
However, edX also offers a Verified Track for $49.
Calls will cost 50p per minute and release of a verified copy about £20.
