Sentence examples for evidence known from inspiring English sources

Most important, a patent can be invalidated if there is evidence, known as prior art, that it is not actually new.

At the same time, the Court ruled that defendants may present evidence — known as mitigating factors — suggesting why they do not deserve the death penalty.

While the defense called no witnesses, one of Mr. Ghailani's lawyers, Peter E. Quijano, read the jury a statement of undisputed evidence, known as a stipulation.

The problem is that there is no evidence (known to me at least) of intricate surface geometry being used to plan the composition of any renaissance or baroque painting.

Anyakwee Nsirimovu, director of the Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, an organization based in Port Harcourt, said the government should make its evidence known and ensure that Ms. Asuni and Mr. Saidu have access to their lawyers.

"I have therefore taken the opportunity of writing to Andrew Sells, Chairman of Natural England, to seek details of the evidence known to him on the current wild boar population, and to seek his advice on what can be done about this growing problem".

Malick, judging from the evidence, knows a lot about love and its pain.

Anyone who has followed Mr. Brown's own company, Evidence, knows that he is one of the few major choreographers to emerge in American modern dance in the last 10 years.

But what doesn't make sense also doesn't really matter: The Missing Evidence knows that we're here for nonsensical theories to obsess over and pick apart.

(Question marks indicate likely contributing factors, which we have not proven by us in a strict sense, but are plausible conclusions that are not questioned by any counter-evidence known to us).

This was addressed by comparing baseline evidence with known evidence relating to nature of science understanding and nutritional behaviors in New Zealand adolescents.