Sentence examples for as is testified from inspiring English sources

In fact, we all did, as is testified by the numerous letters I have received from time to time from Miss Kay's former pupils.

After all, there seems nothing a priori incoherent in the idea of radically unscientific "supernatural" events exerting a causal influence on physical processes, as is testified by the conceptual cogency of traditional stories about the worldly interventions of immaterial deities and other outlandish beings.

Long-term, intensive and close interaction does not seem to be necessary for a person to acquire a given normative disposition, as is testified by the relative ease with which individuals learn new norms when they change status or social group (e.g., from single to married, from student to faculty, etc).

Julius Wellhausen wrote of him that "His age did not affect the freshness of his mind, as is testified not only by his deeds, but also by the verses in which he gave expression to his feelings till the very end of his life".

Moreover, Congress clearly understood that even when the government is targeting foreign persons for collection, communications of US persons may be acquired if those persons are in communication with the foreign targets, for example as was testified to in today's hearing when Najibullah Zazi communicated with a foreign terrorist whose communications were being targeted under Section 702.

Wooden sculpting work was assigned to Antonio Corradini, as was testified by the phrase "Antonii Coradini sculptoris Inventum" ("invention of the sculptor Antonio Corradini") inscribed near the bow palmette.

However, as was testified by Tomiris and Zalina, children get along easily.

Some of these issues are of great interest by European Space Agency as this is testified with the launch of Alphasat in 2012.

Moreover, the minimum variance self-tuning regulator is testified as a feasible controller for vibration control in the paper.

1930 , 26L.Ed.2d 489, where we said that '(v iewed historically * * * there is good reason to conclude that the Confrontation Clause is not violated by admitting a declarant's out-of-court statements, as long as the declarant is testifying as a witness and subject to full and effective cross-examination.' Id., at 158, 90 S.Ct., at 1935.

If RP-18 is used, iso-SF-SMB and classical SMB with liquid as desorbent are testified.