The inflated expectations of Wall Street might seem a validation of your hard work and potential, Microsoft's chief executive seemed to be saying, but over time it will also be a burden -- maybe even a curse.
It almost seems like a validation of brainless popcorn flicks.
King's assassination, on April 4th, in Memphis, where he had gone to support a sanitation-workers' strike, and the desolation that followed it, seemed an instant validation of that forecast.
Hansman's lack of commercial experience would seem a resounding validation of the old saying, "Those who can, do; those who can't, teach".
As we do not claim that this approach predicts all expected gene-pairs, this seems a good validation of the detected pp and mm using the SynTReN system, but a formal identification of all expected relationships, even in this synthetic system, is impossible as several conflicting definitions are used to build the model for the data synthesis.
But when the Jets held a Green Bay offense, led by a hampered Brett Favre, to just 211 yards total offense, it seemed a soothing validation, at least for the first week, that perhaps the worst of the adjustment period was past.
In what is perhaps an unwelcome turn of events for Mr. McCain, the Iraq war has faded in the news as the country has seemed to quiet down — arguably providing a validation of his call to increase troop strength there, which Mr. Obama opposed — putting even more emphasis on an issue that Mr. McCain would prefer be secondary.
However, there seems a lack of validation data to explore in depth the performance of LES and thus strategies to refine it.
It seems that within the agency, the new order is seen as a validation of the earlier version — not as an acknowledgment of a past misstep.
This success was a validation of the team's qualities.
