The serviceability limit states verification is actually very important in the case of higher strength classes of concrete and steel, where it may be determinative in the design.
(Ma, 2014; Shen et al., 2010) This lack of third-party verification is actually linked to the lack of proper measure to show the effectiveness of the 'CSR fulfilment' mentioned earlier.
The official-looking letter marked "Verification Audit" is actually a magazine subscription renewal form; the credit card company's ominous call to "discuss your account" is actually an attempt to sell new services.
But privacy advocates say that in the absence of stringent safeguards, widespread identity verification online could actually make consumers more vulnerable.
Whether it was optimism, greed or both the settlers did not obtain any independent verification that Poyais actually existed.MacGregor was able to fill seven ships.
We also show that through verification, we can actually check whether an arbitrary action theory maintains boundedness.
There's one around fee transparency, where every participant in the supply chain submits the information about the fee they charged and verification that they actually ran the impression, which Kim said could replace a drawn-out reconciliation process.
It became difficult to determine who to deal with, leading Kathleen to ask for verification of who actually owned her loan.
First, the survey relied on self-reported behaviour without verification that participants actually practiced in the manner described.
Twenty-eight of 45 ICUs responded to an invitation to participate in data verification and 17 actually participated (one paediatric ICU, two university, 14 adult general).
