If to one madman a people denies its personality, * also denies its capacity to verify any form of legal transaction.
A Labour spokesperson said the party was confident it had the capacity to verify all of the applications it has already received and all those it is expecting to receive before Wednesday.
But it also shows that cryptography has enormous promise for the future of human transactions, because of its capacity to verify those transactions in a foolproof and transparent way.
Asked when Pyongyang could expect sanctions relief, Pompeo said: "It is not only complete denuclearisation, but our capacity to verify that that has taken place, is also a prerequisite to lifting economic sanctions".
These pictures will be reviewed by a team of real people working in-house, and even though it sounds like a big workload the startup says they have the capacity to verify people "within minutes".
In less entertaining but more important ways, we respond to scientific predictions all the time, even though we have no independent capacity to verify the calculations.
The three software components include, respectively, a repository or memory of past solutions (managed by case-based reasoning methods), the capacity to discover new solutions (using evolutionary algorithms), and the capacity to verify solutions (using numerical simulation models).
While few studies have had the capacity to verify maternal HIV status, the proportion of deaths due to infections such as puerperal sepsis and malaria 53 may be related to HIV.
For example, the independent variables of Landry et al. [ 34] and Amara et al. [ 20] relating to adaptation of the products (publications) mention issues (comprehension, credibility of the source, capacity to verify the quality of the results, appeal of the reports) that can be found in our list of barriers.
To verify that Ad-ICP4's capacity to repress ICP0−GFP mRNA synthesis was ICP4-binding-site-dependent, the experiment was performed in parallel with HSV-1 0−4BS−.
