We respectfully suggest that this is often the case in newly discovered phenomena, and that our findings exceed the level of mere proof-of-principle.
It cites an Attorney General opinion from the 1850s, which defends the president's preemptive power on the grounds that "the act of clemency and grace is applied to the crime itself, not to the mere formal proof of the crime".
Those were things that everyone knew about, and their mere existence was proof of the fallacies of the ideology and the failures of the system.
Proof of mere mental activity is enough; simple existence has become our criterion of quality.
To stan for Britney is to endure the world alongside her, and today, there's a protectiveness to her gay fans' relationship with the performer, which leads them to excuse her latest video misfire or "basic" live performance, as if her mere ongoing existence were proof of her tenacity.
Proof-of-concept will indicate that the mere burdening of ER Golgi function may present a therapeutic target in protein-secreting cells such as myeloma.
In England, on proof of the mere fact of major outlawry, the offender was sentenced to death and was often killed on sight or during the effort to arrest him.
So his views were his views, and the money didn't change them, and what's the need to get up in arms about this is not the mere appearance of conflict but proof of actual conflict.
Indeed, the amount of emotional engagement Erpenbeck manages to win from us, in a mere 150 pages, is just one proof of her mastery.
Likewise, every half-arsed steak joint bangs on about owning a Josper grill, as though it were proof of skill rather than mere budget.
The description clearly hints at something punchier than mere wine.The etymology of distilling provides further proof of Arab origins.
