An experiment has been conducted on a 5-axis machine tool to demonstrate the correctness of our research.
To verify the effectiveness and correctness of the research, the Finite Element Method (FEM) is employed to verify the distribution and the magnitude of the backlash.
These are given primacy over other considerations such as the 'correctness' of research procedures and the reproducibility of findings, favouring multiple voices (dialogue) over a single authoritative voice (the academic monologue).
In numerical examples, some comparisons are shown to verify the correctness of the present research and solution method.
However, as the alternative is "just" massive testing of programs experimentally, with no 100% guarantee of correctness, it has remained an active area of research to this day.
This is not a new approach in handling an incident, however finding the responsible stakeholders for that specific incident and ensuring correctness of the incidentb requires extensive research.
Further studies have confirmed the correctness of the conclusions of Needleman's research on the effects of lead on intelligence and behavior (Denworth 2008).
Equally significant, this scenario was not implicated by any, not even a single one, of the 286 published papers that based their research on the correctness of Li et al and went on to postulate loss of Runx3 expression in normal GIT Ep to explain the pathogenesis of various types of cancer.
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Preliminary computational results prove the correctness of basic assumptions and indicate the direction of further research.
For example: (1) Do the measures collected and analysed within the research practice go beyond their mathematical correctness of easy interpretation for clinical use? (2) How can these measures be employed by patients or clinicians in the management of disabilities?
