This also applies with regard to the truth-value of the assertion.
In Fishean pomo, all we have are competing claims, whether the issue is the numerical value of pi or the assertion that the Mossad destroyed the World Trade Center.
But the dissenters objected strenuously to that principle's application in this case, because they said the majority had done little more than accept at face value the Boy Scouts' assertion of the central importance of their opposition to homosexuality.
It's a ghost story with a moral, a message of hope, good cheer and Christian redemption, and an assertion of the value of the Christmas festival when families get together for feasting, and quarrels are made up.
Ms. Denton and Mr. Morris frequently accept, at face value, the assertions of their sources, however dubious or biased those sources might be.
Freeland is a bit too inclined to accept at face value the assertions of the fabulously rich, apparently confident in her ability to sort out speech served up in the service of commercial interest from genuine sentiment.
This completes the proof of the assertion.
This proves one half of the assertion.
Quality refers to the value of the source or of the annotation, whereas confidence refers to the level of certainty that an assertion is correct.
However, for certain values of the total energy an assertion similar to the Rayleigh theorem actually can be made (Theorem 1).
Unfortunately, sentences like this are common: "Distinctions tend to be made in how heavily weighted growth is in the assertion of value and in the conservatism with which future estimates are made, but avowed value investors typically resist being labeled as unconcerned with growth in asserting a company's intrinsic value".
