To validate our viewpoint, the vapor liquid equilibrium (VLE) data of the two ternary systems: THF (1) + water (2) + 1, 2-propanediol (3) and THF (1) + water (2) + DMSO (3) were measured at 101.32 kPa.
"Meet the Press" host David Gregory's suggestion Sunday that Greenwald "aided and abetted" NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, his source for a series of bombshell stories, only seemed to validate that viewpoint.
(The opinion validated the viewpoint of override proponents, who have argued that judges possess experience, expertise, and a dispassionate approach that jurors may lack).
I think when we look back and can quantify it, we'll see it's pretty valuable to tell your network you are validating a viewpoint on something".
It is clear that only the "adequate precision" value of the quadratic model indicated an adequate signal, validating the viewpoint mentioned above.
I suggest this validates the industry viewpoint that there is a good market for books priced around $10.
For the Pt Fe system, our present findings on the surface segregation of Fe in the annealed particles corroborate with the electrochemical viewpoint, validating that the origin of oxidation peaks observed during VD must be an effect of the surface dealloying of Fe-rich shell.
A recent model designed to predict the variation of the flow rate with time in constant pressure (cP) gradient chromatography was validated from an experimental viewpoint for non-retained gradients (methanol water), incompressible eluent (P < 250 bar), and in absence of pressure effects on the analyte retention pattern (small molecules).
But some partners buffered these avoidant defenses by softening their demands, validating the partner's viewpoint, and acknowledging the partner's good qualities.
That's what you want to cultivate, that this is important, your viewpoint is important, validate and have her want this to succeed so that she's not throwing out things that you say aren't even applicable and holding you up.
The Times is pressured constantly to use words that would validate the outrage or political viewpoints of readers or interest groups.
