"full proof" is not a correct usage in written English.
The correct spelling is "foolproof". Example: The system is designed to be foolproof so that it will work without any errors.
However, a full proof of the equivalence relating the two areas has not appeared until now.
That would be a full proof of concept of the Geological Orrery.
A full proof is beyond the scope of this paper, but we provide a sketch here.
It may also be that no rule will satisfy the D.C. Circuit Court in the absence of full proof.
Finally, we discuss changes that would be required to advance from bug hunting to full proof FPV on this model.
"With full proof, I can say these 39 are dead," Sushma Swaraj, India's external affairs minister, told reporters on Tuesday.
Throughout one academic year, student teams prototype and test design concepts and in the end create a full proof-of-concept system that demonstrates their ideas.
The worst thing that can happen to any startup is running out of capital mid-launch or prior to full proof-of-concept, that would attract additional capital.
Only a more vigilant citizenry can provide a full-proof defense.
Defendants for whom evidence was something less than full-proof could be given lighter sentences: shorter terms of bondage or imprisonment.
There is no full-proof way to stop someone lying or borrowing irresponsibly, but what's clear is that having faced legal action there is often no way back.
