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Online job postings from Apple describe dozens of chip-related positions it is trying to fill, some with partial descriptions like "testing the functional correctness of Apple developed silicon".

That may be our most significant contribution to dispelling the fantasy of political correctness by developing an authentic political culture in the years ahead.

The correctness of the formulations developed is demonstrated first by applying the proposed procedure to a few linear vibrating systems for which an alternative solution using adaptive Kalman filter method is possible.

VM ensured mathematical correctness and developed the overall concept.

Moreover, as the quality of the results of the phylogenetic algorithms heavily depends on the correctness of the prealignments, developing ways to account for phylogenetic relatedness, independent of a prealignment is a future challenge.

To ensure the correctness of the software system developed, all models constructed in each phase are verifiable.

The first law of thermodynamics is applied to model each subsystem and the subsystems are validated to ensure the correctness of the simulation code developed in Matlab software.

Results confirm the correctness of the mathematical models developed to analyze CMM results as well as their compatibility with existing approaches.

A good agreement between the experimental and simulated results shows correctness and effectiveness of the developed micro macro mechanical method for predicting impact response and damage using a relatively coarse mesh.

To guarantee the correctness, rigorousness, generality of the developed results, Lyapunov stability theory is referred to prove the neural network model identification and the designed closed-loop control systems uniformly ultimately bounded stable.

In order to check the correctness of the amplicon obtained with each developed primer pair, the amplicons obtained by the amplification of S. enterica enterica Enteritidis (H.V.6.32) were cloned, sequenced and verified using the same approach as recently described by Barbau-Piednoir et al. (2013).