Over the last years the potential effect that the geomagnetic activity may have on human physiological parameters (such as heart rate, arterial diastolic and systolic pressure) is being widely investigated with irrefutable results.
Teachers and textbooks often suggest that the "scientific method" is a rigid sequence of steps, followed like a recipe and leading to irrefutable results.
Traditionally, "the scientific method" has been presented (especially in classrooms) as a "fairly rigid sequence of steps, followed like a recipe and leading to irrefutable results" (McComas et al. 1998).
And more recently, with the implementation of smart contracts, code that is shared across the whole blockchain to execute conditionally with irrefutable results, we have the possibility to tokenize many new financial constructs on blockchains.
In that coldest hour before dawn and the announcement of the final, irrefutable, result there was a polite ripple of applause.
Given this frustrating combination of misinformation and ignorance, we can only establish the irrefutable facts about Washington's earliest years, then sketch as best we can the murkier patterns of influence on his early development.
Cantor established these results using two constructions.
At Nuremberg, Justice Jackson decided to base his case on captured documents: this established an irrefutable historical record, but made for stretches of a fairly boring testimony.
It also established several new results.
In an interview before the march with newyorker.com's Jay Caspian Kang, McKibben said that, while the facts about global warming, which he has been writing about for twenty-five yeare, arestablisheded and irrefutable, "that turns out not to be how change works.
The most recent spate of piracy has established three irrefutable principles.
