Acoustic measurements and models of a site can be used to archive site acoustics, estimate the acoustics of inaccessible or alternative site architectures, and reconstruct original site acoustics; they may also be used to corroborate aspects of rituals suggested by other archaeological data.
Acoustic measurements and models of a site can be used to archive site acoustics, estimate the acoustics of inaccessible or alternative site architectures, and reconstruct the acoustics of modified or damaged sectors; they may also corroborate aspects of rituals suggested by other archaeological data.
Subsequent analyses of large molecular data sets have confirmed significant conflict by corroborating aspects of the phylogeny of Baker et al. (2003) that conflict directly with morphological analyses (Datzmann, von Helversen & Mayer, 2010).
Some local news outlets, which the two high-schoolers say they had alerted as they were readying their story, published reports that appeared to corroborate key aspects of it: The police and the State Board of Education were investigating the teacher after a complaint from a parent that he had allegedly sent a student inappropriate messages, according to multiple local news reports.
"We know that's what she told us," Mr. Robertson said, "and we're trying to corroborate every aspect of her confession".
But she said a preliminary investigation had corroborated some aspects of the accusations, which were made by Larent J. Yene, a Cameroonian who lived and ran a business in the United States.
They talked to village elders, neighbors and family members who corroborated crucial aspects of the benign explanations offered by Mr. Obaydullah, and they concluded that certain intelligence about him had been "mischaracterized".
His testimony, on the trial's seventh day, was critical to the prosecution's case because it corroborated crucial aspects of Mr. Mineo's account about what happened that day at the Prospect Park subway station.
The United Nations special representative to Afghanistan, Kai Eide, in a statement released Thursday, cautioned that the facts were in dispute, but said that the organization's own preliminary investigation had corroborated some aspects of the version given by local people to the Afghan government.
However, the letter said that investigators were unable to corroborate "some critical aspects" of Mr. Chang's testimony, including the understanding with which the items were given and received.
