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The data vindicated that the VMC touch probe has the capability that is suitable for the production environment.
Asked if he felt vindicated that the DOJ review of the shooting reached the same conclusion, McCulloch said no.
"There are thousands of families like the Mathises who are feeling relieved and vindicated that the commission ruled that Coy is a girl just like any other girl".
"We have maintained all along that the allegations of 'willful' were meritless and are vindicated that the judge agreed," said Jim Atchison, president and chief executive of SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment, in a statement.
In an e-mail statement, Glenn Goldman, AdvanceMe's chief executive, said, "Although we feel vindicated that the court found clear infringement of our patent by each of the defendants, we respectfully disagree with the court's findings on validity".
In an e-mail statement, Glenn Goldman, AdvanceMe's chief executive, said, "Although we feel vindicated that the court found clear infringement of our patent by each of the defendants, we respectfully disagree with the court's findings on validity". He said his company had filed a notice of appeal on Aug. 16.
Nothing has vindicated that view more than the events since Sept. 11, when Russia's support has been essential for fighting the Taliban, and would be even more critical for fighting Iraq.
The book she had written turned out to be her complete defence, and the verdict vindicated that book in almost every detail.
Subsequent events have vindicated that judgment entirely.
Further, the good agreement between the theoretically and experimentally obtained λmax data vindicate that, the energy functional and basis set employed in this study can be successfully utilized for predicting the absorption spectra of new photosensitizers, with great precision before synthesis.
The maximal node matching for the random graphs (generated based on the Erdos Renyi model) with randomly assigned node weights (results analyzed in Sect. 5) incur an assortativity index close to 0 to vindicate that the maximal node matching is indeed independent of node weights.
