The polygraph, or lie detector, is a forensic investigative tool that's used as an aid to verify the truthfulness of a person's statements.
It led to a 21-day Senate trial, during which Clinton's carefully worded argument hinged on the meaning of the word 'is' when determining the truthfulness of the statement: "There is not a sexual relationship, an improper sexual relationship or any other kind of improper relationship".
While the endeavour was to focus on individual items related to the topic of T2T, the Expert Committee felt so convinced on the principal nature and truthfulness of this statement that 91.8% of the experts accepted it.
First, they asked a group of 35 people to judge the truthfulness of trivial statements, like "Ants don't sleep" and "A giraffe can go without water longer than a camel can," recited by people with various accents — Turkish, Polish, Korean, Italian and Austrian-German — as well as native English speakers.
Questions, however, were raised about the truthfulness of those statements about two months later when the book "A-Rod: The Many Lives of Alex Rodriguez" was released.
The truthfulness of agent statements regarding their shifting behaviour is ascertained via the incorporation of a strictly proper scoring rule.
I'm not disputing the truthfulness of the first statement -- obviously people are motivated by their looks, particularly when they exercise.
Be careful about assessing the truthfulness of someone's statement based on eye movements alone.
If that's the case, her lawyer has to prove that Trump made his statements with "actual malice," which is to say entertained serious doubts about the truthfulness of the statements he made.
Questioning the truthfulness of statements made by Microsoft's chairman, William H. Gates, a federal judge has awarded $1 million in punitive damages to a small Connecticut company that brought an antitrust suit against Microsoft.
If the committee does decide to refer Clemens alone, it would indicate that the Democratic majority, led by the chairman Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California, had prevailed over any Republican reservations about the truthfulness of McNamee's statements in the Mitchell report, a subsequent deposition and his testimony at a nationally televised committee hearing Feb. 13.
