These results expand literature on the above theoretical underpinnings by investigating its veracity in the mobile telephone industry in Cameroon.
While it's a tiny feature tweak, annotations are another sign that Twitter is exploring ways to infuse its platform with value and veracity in the face of what so far appears to be an intractable misinformation crisis.
Modern big data systems collect inherently complex data streams due to the volume, velocity, value, variety, variability, and veracity in the acquired data and consequently give rise to the 6Vs of big data.
Don't worry about redundancy or lack of veracity in the filing.
As a "guardian of veracity in the vernacular," Myrtle is a defender of the truth.
The hunger for veracity, in the where-were-you-and-who-were-with sense, turns the listener into a parent checking in on a wayward child.
As cliché as it may sound, there is some veracity in the statement 'tensions have never been higher.' It seems every group has a one grievance or another against some other group.
To be fair, the Bush administration claimed Derwish and Hijazi weren't the intentional targets, but decide for yourself in the context of the Bush administration's questionable veracity in the war on terrorism.
In order to track cumulative increases in complexity in the population, each trait xs is assigned a "trait fitness" of zx which describes that trait's effectiveness (in the case of technological inventions) or veracity (in the case of scientific theories).
The reader demands veracity in non-fiction.
