It was itself confirmation of the quantum leap taken by Farah under the direction of the former marathon great Alberto Salazar: a British athlete distraught with a global 10,000m silver medal – the first medal by a Briton in the men's 10,000m in the history of the World Championships.
And finally, the show confirms, if confirmation were needed, the fundamental ambiguity of photography itself, the elusiveness that makes it at once so untrustworthy and so poignant.
While the amount spent on promotion is not in itself a confirmation of Kefauver's depiction of the pharmaceutical industry, it confirms the public image of a marketing-driven industry and provides an important argument to petition in favor of transforming the workings of the industry in the direction of more research and less promotion".
The nomination of even a single Supreme Court candidate and the ensuing confirmation debate would by itself be a momentous event that would occupy a large portion of the administration's political attention and energy.
The extraordinary 24 hours of high drama included Labour's 2,033-vote victory in the Hartlepool byelection which saw Michael Howard's Conservative candidate pushed into an ominous fourth place - itself brutal confirmation that the Tories are virtually without hope of winning the likely 2005 general election.
The way of confirmation of the completeness itself has been an interesting study, and various ways have been proposed.
Weisberg departs in this question from Levins, Orzack and Sober and clarifies that robustness analysis is effective at identifying robust theorems, and, whilst it is not itself a confirmation procedure, robust theorems are likely to be true [39].
As a consequence, the \(F\ -confirmation view, by itselF\ -confirmationr any definite hint as to when, how, and why Nicod's remarks apply or not.
"The lack of consensus among our group is itself, for me, confirmation of this conclusion".
This problem is known as confirmation bias, which ironically was itself discovered by psychologists".
