"Your sect, by its sufferings, has furnished a remarkable proof of the universal spirit of religious intolerance inherent in every sect," Jefferson wrote, "disclaimed by all while feeble, and practiced by all when in power".
Two phenotypes were mapped as a proof of concept: furnishing and hair length16.
But in a prepared statement, Mr. Martinez said that the agency's authority comes from vehicle and traffic laws, which specify that an applicant for a driver's license "shall furnish such proof of identity, age and fitness as may be required by the commissioner".
Finally, we furnish a formal account of default proofs that was up to now neglected in the literature.
And while it's virtually impossible to find a role that Nicolas Cage hasn't tried yet, @animaldrawer wanted him for the title role of the Robert Louis Stevenson Story, and furnished a portrait as proof of concept.
What Zermelo's work showed, in effect, is that the 'choice' principle behind the Axiom is a necessary and sufficient condition for WOT; and he shows this by furnishing a Hilbertian style proof for the theorem, i.e., a conclusion which follows from (fairly) clear assumptions by means of a finite number of inferential steps.
The testimony of petitioner in the present case admittedly did not amount to 'an admission of guilt or furnish clear proof of crime,' but was, on the contrary, a denial of any activities that might provide a basis for prosecution.
Thus, changes in the BOLD signal during action observation seem to be consistent with the existence of a mirror neuron system in humans, but they cannot yet furnish conclusive proof.
To qualify, a girl has only to furnish proof that she is a high school senior in New Jersey.
If the lock is attached to something, for instance a locker, be prepared to furnish proof that you have a right to access the belongings within the locker.[10].[10]
The Republican National Committee was hard pressed to furnish definitive proof that this was occurring with Mr. Obama.
