Sentence examples for ability of proving from inspiring English sources

Verification refers to the ability of proving that the software embedded in a device corresponds to a version of software previously authorized for that application.

Mr. Stevens's lawyers have protested, saying that including those assertions allows the government to "smear" him without having either the ability or burden of proving there was any quid pro quo.

Working moms become locked in this cycle of proving their ability and re-proving their ability to the point where it undermines and devalues their perceived worth.

The Turkana community has a long history of proving its ability to respond to extreme environmental conditions, despite the challenges faced with prolonged drought events (Handley 2012).

Next month's Commonwealth Games in India are a big test of Delhi's ability to prove itself on the world stage - a test that some would argue it is already failing.

The ability to prove special cases of the theorem when n is small.

Mr. Lehr, by contrast, is a seasoned law enforcement professional of proven ability, having served as Mr. Murphy's top assistant for the past 21 years -- recently running the show when Mr. Murphy was sidelined by health problems.

Hegel's disdain for scientists of proved ability, such as Newton and John Dalton, and his endorsement against them of amateur scientists such as the German writer Goethe, make it hard to take his philosophy of nature seriously.

Each of these bands consisted of a number of lineages under a leader of proven ability; a strong leader might attract a huge following, including members drawn away from other bands.

They are also profoundly undemocratic, arbitrarily denying voters the ability to choose between good politicians and bad, especially in a city like New York with a strong public campaign-financing system, while automatically removing public servants of proven ability who are at a productive point in their careers.

He had built his reputation through a combination of proven organisational ability and brute savagery.