Since the monastery is known to have been demolished immediately following the introduction of Protestantism in 1527, the painting is, again, a credible source rendering the city as it appeared in 1535.
Writing for Humanosphere, Joanne Lu looks at a new report from Plan International, which says that equality is impossible without better data on girls, and that the lack of credible statistics is rendering them invisible to governments and policymakers.
Without a new approach, especially from America, the lack of a credible opposition will render a political settlement unreachable, making it harder to set Syria on the course toward a stable future.
This view is rendered credible by characteristics such as its great ability to resprout and its investment in defensive characters such as spines and dense, hard wood impregnated with resins and crystals.
This argument, a version of which we discuss below, establishes belief in God by appeal to moral considerations specifically, by arguing that postulating God's existence is necessary for thinking of the highest practical good as possible, and thus rendering morality credible.
"The Truth About 'Bloody Sunday' " (editorial, June 16) makes an important and welcome observation that the British government's report "rendered a credible verdict worthy of a democracy".
And only America can spearhead a credible response: Russia and China have rendered the United Nations Security Council meaningless; Europe is a military museum; the Arab League is worthless; all others are spectators.
Applying suitable setting methods for numerical calculation renders more credible results, and ensuring the integrity of the calculation model is the key contributor to the accuracy of the results.
Nearly 40 years after British troops opened fire on protestors in Northern Ireland — sparking decades of bitter sectarian violence — a British government inquiry has finally rendered a credible verdict worthy of a democracy.
Opening today is "Perfect Strangers," a psychological murder story about a Mafia hit man named Johnny (an impossible role rendered almost credible by Brad Rijn), who notices that a 2-year-old boy has been watching him kill somebody.
