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Our students also ask, "Why don't courts just decline to admit testimony that rests on forensic methods that have not been validated?" The truth is that we wish they did, although we also understand why that has been institutionally challenging.
We will focus on the historical circumstances in which a specific social and commercial environment came to exert a strong influence on upper atmospheric physicists, and in which realism as a product validating the "truth " of certain practices and beliefs arose.
The installation spacing of the vertical baseline was 332 mm, which was used as a ground truth to validate the accuracy of the stereo calibration method.
"Brücke and I," Du Bois-Reymond wrote, "we have sworn to each other to validate the basic truth that in an organism no other forces have any effect than the common physiochemical ones.…" It was with this attitude that Helmholtz began his doctoral thesis in 1842 on the connection between nerve fibres and nerve cells.
It is these collaborators the government wants to try, not the main culprits in the former West Pakistan army.As far as the League and many citizens are concerned, this is a simple matter of validating the historical truth , which included appalling massacres and a concerted drive to wipe out the new nation's intelligentsia.
Following the proposed method, a pseudo CT (pCT) was generated using only the MRI of the subject and compared to the ground truth CT, validating the accuracy of the CT synthesis.
Second, and perhaps even more important, you can take this opportunity to publicly acknowledge that they are telling the truth , thereby validating not only these women but all the women who have come out recently to tell their stories.
Explaining the genesis of his Guyana Quartet, Harris recalls that "Some years ago [he] attempted to outline the possibility of validating or proving the truths that may occupy certain twentieth century works of fiction that diverge, in particular degrees, from canons of realism" (Guyana 7).
"If he was telling the truth , maybe we validated that it was OK to be a racist". In the end, the denial of Fuhrman's pension was as much a "quirk" as anything else, said a former city attorney assigned to the pension board at the time.
Four experts analyzed and classified these datasets in order to generate a ground truth to validate the proposed approach.
The key difference however between a positivist use of the term "triangulation" and most critical qualitative research approaches is that the purpose of the activity is not to validate a truth claim but rather to extend our understanding of a phenomenon.
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The phrase "validate the truth" functions as a verb phrase , where 'validate' acts as the verb and 'the truth' is the direct object. It expresses the action of confirming or verifying the accuracy or legitimacy of a statement or claim. Ludwig AI states this phrase is correct.
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