Sentence examples for verification that has from inspiring English sources

The work presented here aims at finding improvements of a specific analytical model for stress analysis and strength verification that has been suggested in literature and which is also suggested as a basis for design equations for the next version of Eurocode 5.

The United States and North Korea have been fighting over a thorny verification issue that has held up a pact, reached earlier this year, that is meant to end the North's nuclear program.

Biometric hashing is a cancelable biometric verification method that has received research interest recently.

The verification process that has taken place since has convinced many scientists that the finding is accurate.

Once it is done it will ask for the verification code that has been sent to your registered mobile.

For verification and validation, standard verification techniques that have been developed for information verification for humanitarian purposes should be followed (Silverman 2013).

But recent efforts to put teeth into this treaty by adding verification and compliance measures were set back this summer when the Bush administration rejected a draft proposing verification measures that had wide international support.

When Indians sign up for their first cell phones a process that involves identity verification in a country that has no counterpart to the U.S. Social Security number they could open a bank account simultaneously.

All of those are still active commitments -- for some, they are programs that subsequent students are continuing (like the HIV/AIDS education work) and for others, their commitments became their jobs after college (like the drug verification system, called Sproxil that has verified more than 5 million drug inquiries across Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya and India).

Although the given test case looks like a good application area for time-frequency approaches like wavelets, we have chosen to stay with the verification techniques that have been presented so far, because we consider the typical mutual exclusion of precise time resolution and precise frequency resolution in time-frequency techniques as a problem for the given test case.

The treaty makes only modest reductions in the current deployed force and restores or modernizes strict verification mechanisms that had lapsed with the expiration of the old START treaty.