Sentence examples for detected lying from inspiring English sources
Marshal Sergeyev said that on Aug. 13, more than a day after the explosions, a second submerged object, probably a submarine, was detected lying near the Kursk.
He said a submerged shape was detected lying near the Kursk about the time that Russian vessels were identifying its shattered hull, on the evening of Aug. 13 -- more than 30 hours after Western sensors detected the two explosions.
He also stated his belief that "a grave scientific doctrine may be detected lying beneath some of the delineations of character" throughout all fiction.
unstimulated empty scaffolds, 2. inoculated with hMSCs, 3. inoculated with osteogenic stimulated hMSCs, 4. inoculated with osteogenically stimulated hMSCs and treated with VEGF), newly formed capillaries and small vessels were detected, lying evenly distributed mainly in the outer regions of the scaffold.
There is a debate on whether employees and applicants can be assessed to detect lying with brain-based detection technologies.
(Fingerprinting doesn't detect lying about income on an application).
They note, for starters, an experiment showing that even police officers and judges — ostensibly experts at detecting fraud — do no better than chance at detecting lying.
Scientists at the clinic in Rochester, Minn., with a colleague from Honeywell Laboratories, have developed a technique to detect lying through high-definition thermal imaging of the face.
Forms of questions have been devised to compensate for errors that arise from the efforts to respond in a socially approved manner; some are designed to detect lying.
A paper to be published in the Journal of Communication used computer analysis to show that four linguistic indictors can help detect lying in the personal essay of a dating profile.
Most of those are "social lies", the little white lies that we all tell, but some are bigger and have serious consequences, said Michael Floyd, co-founder of QVerity, a behavioural analysis firm that helps people and companies detect lying. .
