Sentence examples for assertion where from inspiring English sources
He called Samson's language a "paradoxical assertion," where a person asserts a point in one part of a statement and then negates it in another.
It's not so much a new kindness in parenting as a kind of lackadaisical positive assertion, where self-esteem can be conjured out of thin air simply by the people around you saying it's so.
The second attack is against the WeakAgreement (Des- Auth, DesDA3C) assertion, where the Intruder launches a replay attack and successfully impersonates the DesAuth.
It will be convenient to rephrase AC as the assertion where \(\langle M_{ij}: i \in I, j \in J\rangle\) is any doubly indexed family of propositions (or sets).
A decade ago, Bill Kovach and Tom Rosenstiel, two grandees of American journalism, warned of a crisis: The Clinton-Lewinsky scandal had revealed a news media publishing at "warp speed," discarding probity for prurience and embracing a non-stop news cycle of aggression, allegation and assertion where once facts were checked and sources confirmed before ministering scandal to the public.
After modeling the protocol using Casper and checking the corresponding CSP code using FDR checker, the following attacks were discovered: The first attack is against the Secret(DesAuth, DesSK,[MT, DesDA3C]) assertion, where the Intruder launches a replay attack and eventually manages to get the secret key (SK).
For design verification of hardware systems, hardware description languages (HDL) provide modeling capabilities, but they are inadequate for concise specification of complex assertions where logic relationships involve multi cycle behavior.
A group where people quickly become attached to their assertions, where secrets are guarded, or where too much weight is put on the speaker instead of what they say will tend to be collectively less intelligent.
Lackey backs this idea up with thought experiments about so-called "selfless" assertions, where speakers make assertion in accordance with their evidence but against their beliefs.
It is one in which the strong dominate the weak by bare physical assertion; one where you prove your sincerity and seriousness by force; one, indeed, where violence is the logical endpoint of censure, the zenith at which true authority is demonstrated.
A few weeks ago, on NBC's "Meet the Press," Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, as vicious a critic of teachers' unions as exists among American politicians today, repeated his assertion that where he chooses as a parent to educate his four children (Catholic schools, as it turns out) is nobody's business.
