The foundation principles of a society in which citizens submit to the rule of law are that the guilty will be subject to proportional punishment and that the innocent will be vindicated through a fair and rigorous legal process.
During the intervening years, I have had the privilege of seeing that belief vindicated through the skill, hard work and commitment of this wonderful group of players and with the valued support of the board of directors, management and administration team, volunteers, as well as our exceptional community".
Thus, the toy example considered in Figs. 3 and 4 gives sufficient hints of the tradeoff between assortativity and maximal node matching (especially for sparse graphs) and this is further vindicated through the results presented and analyzed in Sects.
Le further vowed that Huang "will be vindicated through our system of justice".
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Additionally, our earlier contention that the modules uncovered through our graph partitioning approach correlated well with early folding units was vindicated through our simulations.
Both Xiaoxing Xi, chair of the physics department at Temple University, and Sherry Chen, a mid-level civil servant with the National Weather Service, vindicated themselves through exhaustive struggles.
None of this bodes well for the judicial system or for those seeking to vindicate their rights through the courts, whether they have a lawyer or not.
Unfortunately, then, Ez Texting can only vindicate its rights through the judicial process, which the court has agreed to hear on an accelerated basis.
But they're also aware that they can vindicate their actions, through deception or by taking more action with ostensibly the same cause.
