Sentence examples for established and confirmed from inspiring English sources

The technique with which we established and confirmed tightness during closure was very delicate.

All TLS messages exchanged during the initial handshake are not encrypted until shared keys are established and confirmed by Finished messages.

The fractal nature of wormholes observed in laboratory experiments is established and confirmed through simulations and the fractal dimension is quantitatively matched.

A simple mutual transform of mobility predictions between Levine Neale and Shilov Zharkikh boundary conditions is established and confirmed by direct calculations, which facilitates the dialogue between theoretical and experimental researches.

The dependence of the power consumption during milling from the third power of the rotation speed and the effect of the filling of the milling device on the energy transfer and power consumption have been clearly established and confirmed.

UHI intensity between "urban" and "rural/urban low density" ("vegetation") areas for 1984 1999 and 2000 2015 was established and confirmed by both parametric and non-parametric tests at 1% significance level as 3.3 °C (5.1 °C) and 4.4 °C (7.1 °C), respectively.

Used together, in a process of continual cross-reference, they help us establish and confirm each link in the family line.

To establish and confirm the accuracy of these measuring devices, related test methods and appropriate devices are needed.

Finally, a dataset that contains 168 real cases of slope evaluation, recorded in various countries, is used to establish and confirm the proposed hybrid approach.

During the process of establishing and confirming the correctness of (5), we have also noted that the proposed WMD model proves to be robust and not highly sensitive to changes in the values of the numerical parameters, as long as they follow (5).

The Public Advertiser wrote on 6 May 1789: "the pictures in general give a mirror of the poet... [The Shakespeare Gallery] bids fair to form such an epoch in the History of the Fine Arts, as will establish and confirm the superiority of the English School".