They say this falsifies that Australopithecus sediba is the ancestor of Homo.
"They will provide an attorney for the buyer at the closing -- another part of the one-stop shop -- and they will qualify the buyer, often falsifying that buyer's income for an F.H.A.-backed loan".
Rather, the problem is that statistical mechanics seems to make a prediction that is falsified, and that is a problem according to anyone's theory of confirmation.
Nira Schwartz, a senior engineer in 1995 and 1996 at TRW, a military contractor, has charged that the company falsified work that was meant to help antimissile interceptors to distinguish incoming warheads from decoys.
Meanwhile, Kalinda is on the hook for falsifying that meta data.
Model Checking, a formal verification technique [ 21], can automatically verify or falsify that a model M satisfies a desired property expressed as a temporal logic formula ψ, denoted by M ⊨ ψ.
The decision comes in the wake of a finding that a university doctor in South Africa had falsified data that seemed to indicate the transplants were more effective than a standard treatment.
If you were a listed company and you falsified reports, that would increase your share price they'd get you for that.
Scans of Ceglia's hard drive showed he had falsified records that backed up his claim, and Harvard's email servers showed no evidence that the contract ever existed or was sent.
If a voter's phone is hacked, his or her vote could be falsified, but that can be addressed with the right technology.
He did however hold that theories could be falsified, and that falsifiability, or the liability of a theory to counterexample, was a virtue.
