A great challenge for MOOC providers is to ensure that the credentials they offer are genuinely meaningful industry aligned or validated by professional associations or another respected organization.
Palmer interpreted Dick's social critique to be that if the act of creation validates existence, and genuinely expresses a form of individuality, then the process of reproduction is alienating, oppressive, and retards an individual's liberty.
The data thus raise the prospect of a robust molecular definition of progression of Huntington's disease before symptom onset and, if validated in a genuinely prospective manner, these biomarker trajectories could facilitate the development of useful therapies for this disease.
Uber says over 99percentt of drivers during testing were verified, meaning only a small percentage of cases where the system failed to validate was because someone genuinely wasn't who they claimed to be.
What could have so easily become an exploitative freak show turned into something genuinely moving: her euphoria at being validated and accepted; the crowd's euphoria at her euphoria.
However, in phylogenetic concatenations, if someone assumes that there is a tree, he is not prone to consider that different estimates could genuinely be different and that these differences should be tested to validate the concatenation approach itself.
They have to be played to see what does and doesn't work, to be genuinely iterated upon in the true sense of the lean startup (not just built) and allowed to be validated in their dynamics.
He seemed genuinely ashamed, genuinely sorry.
