Occasionally scholars are fortunate enough to find external confirmation of these deductions.
For a decade, he had been part of the country's political establishment, and, as he put it, lived in a building that served as an "external confirmation" of that status.
It was an external confirmation that what I thought was going on was going on, but it was hard to hear; it showed she'd been quite aware she was doing it.
Beyoncé's allusions to "Daughters of the Dust" and "Field Niggas" don't make them better or more important films — those of us who have seen and love those movies don't need external confirmation of the experience.
A little of both, certainly, but I think there is something about the solitary, wholly internalized nature of reading that makes one crave an ex libris tattoo as external confirmation of the transient intimacy of reader and book.
Now Dr Luke Seaber of University College London has discovered court records in the London Metropolitan archives which he claims, in a paper published in Notes and Queries, offer "unambiguous external confirmation that Orwell did indeed carry out, more or less as described, one of his 'down-and-out' experiments".
(It will have a welcome and long-overdue rerelease in November). Beyoncé's allusions to "Daughters of the Dust" and "Field Niggas" don't make them better or more important films those of us who have seen and love those movies don't need external confirmation of the experience.
Multi-factor authentication requires an external confirmation of user identity in order to log into a system and is widely considered one of the more basic and most robust cybersecurity precautions for individuals and organizations alike.
It would also be better to seek an external confirmation through other related geophysical results such as the various relevant parameters that contribute to the surface heat flow and seismic determinations of thickness and interpretations of tectonic setting (Ravat et al. [2007]).
Ripley contended that to insist upon the reality of miracles was to demand material proof of spiritual matters, and that faith needed no such external confirmation; but Norton and the mainstream of Unitarianism found this tantamount to heresy.
