That is, it has a secure, known, verifiable identity.
That and Simon Usborne's ridiculous dismissal of dowsing (Divination: The industries relying on magic and superstition, G2, 23 November) might just have been worth publishing were it not for three inconveniently significant facts: it works, it is replicable and it is independently verifiable.
Individual deficits were included in the FI if they were sensible measures of health (e.g., eye colour would not be included, because while it is a verifiable physical characteristic, it is not a health deficit), accumulated with age, and did not saturate too early (i.e. did not always become a deficit by some relatively young age).
The novel property of the beacon is that it is publicly verifiable in that a verifier is convinced that the beacon was unpredictable even if she did not partake in the generation of the beacon and without any trust assumptions.
There is another, somewhat different, diagnosis: that Munchausen's does not exist or, if it does, it presumes guilt, admits no defence and, because it is not verifiable, has the scientific validity of a flat earth.
Tokens in effect are used throughout a decentralized network, as users are able to earn and spend the coin across systems and applications, where its advantage is that it is a verifiable and an "un-fakeable" piece of data.
The advantage of this proof is that it is easily verifiable and accessible to discrete mathematicians not intimately familiar with the theory of combinatorial designs.
It is also verifiable and has successfully passed falsification.
It is also verifiable and has successfully passed falsification. 5.
And it is not verifiable either (whatever we choose 'verifiable' to mean).
It is also verifiable and has the potential to successfully pass falsification.
