In addition, the extended urban domain concealed countless deserted plots, called kharāb ("uninhabited," or "in ruin") in the waqf documents, where ruins stood as attestations to the bankrupt economy and dismal urban order on the eve of the Ottoman conquest by Sultan Selim I in 1516.
Authentication is founded on attestation of the possession of authentication tokens through a cryptographic paradigm.
It has to do with, for example, are we able to simplify the attestation of employers as to whether they're already providing health insurance or not.
The wallet stores claims made by the user (like name and date of birth), evidence for those claims (like copies of birth certificates or utility bills), and third-party validations, known as attestations, that further support an individual's claims (like a government confirmation of the details on a birth certificate).
There are three serious obstacles to decipherment, assuming rongorongo is truly writing: the small number of remaining texts, the lack of context such as illustrations in which to interpret them, and the poor attestation of the Old Rapanui language, since modern Rapanui is heavily mixed with Tahitian and is therefore unlikely to closely reflect the language of the tablets.
New Music, New York was a triumphant attestation of vitality.
But the attestation of controls could take a different path.
Attestation of measurement results started at the Yokohama port on April 28.
King likes to say he is "the living attestation of the American Dream.
To make a submission, complete an Attestation of Compliance using the PCI Security Standards Council official form.
The first attestation of the Latin term is attributed to a charter of Duke Trpimir from the year 852.
