Sentence examples for on veracity from inspiring English sources
Three MIT undergrads were the ones independently verifying the 13,000-story data set, agreeing on veracity over 90percentt of the time.
Organizers insisted on veracity and Tyco's engineers responded, creating a Ferrari 512S, Porsche 917K, Ford GT40, and Corvette L88, each in 1/87th scale.
Then there's Mr. Axelrad's "Note on Veracity," in which he admits necessarily changing some names and other details in "Repeat Until Rich".
The killer they are chasing leaves two halves of two women (an English prostitute and a French politician) in the service tunnel under the channel and uses live-streaming video to update both police forces on his next dastardly move as he dishes out lessons on veracity.
They also commented that paying attention on veracity in data analysis is rather a challenging task than managing other characteristics like volume and velocity.
Big data raises challenges on veracity, on all aspects of the workflow, on extracting meaningful information, and on sharing information.
As with all rumors, Microsoft refuses to comment, one or the other, on this one's veracity.
Although evidence on the veracity of the claims made on clinic websites, on patient blogs and in newspaper reports is lacking, various cell sources are purportedly used including (but not limited to) adult autologous, fetal, umbilical cord and embryonic [ 6].
DAVID ROONEY SILENCE THAT SPOKE LOUDER THAN WORDS Long pauses — more Harold Pinter than Annie Baker — punctuated Mike Daisey's train wreck of an interview with Ira Glass on the veracity of Mr. Daisey's episode on Chinese labor on "This American Life".
In December, disgraced Arctic explorer Frederick Cook arrived on the liner; conflicting opinions on the veracity of his claims of reaching the North Pole nearly caused a fight to erupt on board.
Appearing on MSNBC's "All In With Chris Hayes" Tuesday night, The Guardian's Glenn Greenwald cast some doubt on the veracity of a statement, posted on the Wikileaks website Monday night, that was attributed to Edward Snowden.
