This feature, referred to as time-of-attestation to time-of-use gap [46].
Alternatively, we can accept attestation as a form of evidence which, across domains, we do all the time, since many of our convictions about the world concern things we ourselves will never observe.
This contains details of you and your family's rights to medical treatment and, like the UK driving licence, comes with a paper form - an attestation - that is used to augment the card in identifying citizens to state-run healthcare professionals.
The University Controller's Office determines and communicates the timing of attestation submissions.
The evidential validity of attestation as distinct from verification is crucial for Ricoeur's entire anthropology.
Imagine, an army of auditors externally validating each enterprise transaction data set in each block and recording the level of attestation to a blockchain.
"Madame," he asked Eve politely, "you obviously know how to fill out everything, would you mind seeing if I've completed this correctly?" He passed her a form entitled "Attestation de Non-Polygamy".
But the new votes are available without attestation; applicants simply sign a declaration of their identity and include one other signature without any form of verification.
Papyri and ostraca tell this story in a long succession of attestations through most of the 2nd millennium bce.
Keynes listed the "Æthelstan A" charters in Table XXVII of his Atlas of Attestations.
Scholars use a number of criteria, such as the criterion of multiple attestation, the criterion of coherence, and the criterion of discontinuity to judge the historicity of events.
