Sentence examples for attested by a third from inspiring English sources

The conformity of products to the Essential Requirements of the Directive can generally be confirmed and attested by a third party chosen by the manufacturer from amongst their country's Notified Bodies.

Its presence in Edinburgh is first attested by a long and enthusiastic account published in the Edinburgh Review in February 1816, authored by the geologist Leonard Horner, future father-in-law of Charles Lyell.

The cult of the battle signa among the Roman legions is attested by a number of ancient writers.

This decoupling allows using parameter-dependent stability matrices and leads to less conservative results as attested by a numerical example.

Certification means the assessment of an organisation by an accredited third party to show that the applicant abides by principles set out in a specific standard to ensure best practice, conformity with the standard being attested by a certificate.

During the third step, Ti3O5 is missing and the primary carbide enters a maturation step characterized by carbon enrichment, attested by an increase in its cell parameter.

The presence of A and C in the Mediterranean area since ancient times could be due to the Neolithic spread attested by the first appearance of Cardial pottery in the Eastern Adriatic since 8.5 ka ago [ 33– 33].

Numismatics analysis of Sarah [39] show us that silver coins under Charlemagne used the lowest the content of silver during this period, before the reform in 794, it could be attested by the second hypothesis.

The young man's apprenticeship to Rembrandt is attested by Rembrandt's first biographer, Arnold Houbraken.

Entries did not have to be long to be obscure, as attested by the 1997 third-place winner, from "Making Monstrous: Frankenstein, Criticism, Theory," by Fred Botting: "The lure of imaginary totality is momentarily frozen before the dialectic of desire hastens on within symbolic chains".

Parthian is also attested by inscriptions of the first Sāsānian kings (224 303), which were accompanied by a Middle Persian version.