Sentence examples for because it can verify from inspiring English sources

Ground verification system is significant in aerospace engineering because it can verify the correctness and robustness of the entire system before spacecrafts are launched.

That way, it can verify for a utility that it has, in fact, cut use during a crisis.

The sentence, "At least one stork is red-legged," for example, is meaningful because it can be verified by observing one red-legged stork; yet its negation, "It is not the case that even one stork is red-legged," cannot be shown to be true by observing any finite number of red-legged storks and is therefore not meaningful.

Thus we discover that 'Socrates or Plato' is a common term because it can be verified of more than one thing while 'Socrates and Plato' is a collective singular term.

Because every record (or "block") created makes it much harder to rewrite history because anyone can verify that the history is correct by reviewing all the prior blocks created all the way back to the first.

Some parents are more willing to talk to the coach using cell phones rather than a landline, likely because they can verify the identity of the caller more easily via callback or text messaging to the coach's cellphone.

The origin-evolutionary hypothesis of ritual behaviour has been rejected as quite inadequate for explaining human behaviour because no one can verify any of these bold ideas; they remain creative speculations that cannot be confirmed or denied.

Airborne LiDAR is uniquely suited for this role because it can be collected, standardized, reported and verified in a simple manner by both a landholder and any third party.

As Logan can verify, it has happened before.

You may have noticed it before but I can verify for you.

"The problem is that no one can verify it," the former senior intelligence official told me.