It is still not clear precisely what verification procedures would be used to confirm compliance.
What verification and validation (V&V) is needed?
Twitter declined to comment on what, exactly, "general verifications" means — and whether it opens the door for specific accounts to be verified — or why it took so long to act on changing the verification system.
While their estimate may give an overall idea of what might be used in China, there is no independent verification on what types of antibiotics are used in China or of the quantities used.
Based on what was presented above, the verification of output error bound (defined by the designer) is proposed, as opposed to the framework developed by Cox et al. [20, 21], in which error verifications are not supported.
In October, 2005, at an advertisers' conference in Phoenix, Bill Keller complained that bloggers merely "recycle and chew on the news," contrasting that with the Times' emphasis on what he called "a 'journalism of verification,' " rather than mere "assertion".
Republican critics have zeroed in on what they consider important flaws, including its verification program, the failure to address smaller, tactical nuclear bombs and some nonbinding language in the preamble that they argue would inhibit future American missile defense plans.
We've reached out to Facebook to learn more about the verification process, and will update if the company sheds any light on what's involved.
And since the Russian-backed effort doesn't really talk about verification in any useful way, it's hard to get a handle on what it specifically means in practice.
What about signature verification?
