Now, you may be expecting us at this point (otherwise known as the Debunking Paragraph, in which we refute the proposition of the introduction – in this case that the band need to be amazing and great to match the ambition suggested by their name) to announce that Spector don't live up to their own self-hype.
They're basically snippets of text messages and e-mails that the government has taken out of context and misconstrued as illegal, which we strongly refute".
While we maintained from the beginning that we had heard that there would be, some were certain there wouldn't be — something which we again refuted.
Unproved 'inductions' or inductive steps are not meaningful propositions because the Law of the Excluded Middle does not hold in the sense that we do not know of a decision procedure by means of which we can prove or refute the expression (PG 400; WVC 82).
ICME studies have been principally limited to single-point, in-situ observations; interpretation of the in-situ characteristics of ICMEs has been used to derive a range of ICME properties which we can now confirm or refute using the STEREO imaging data.
Once an experimental profile has been outlined, we can perform a statistical analysis to extract the confidence with which we can confirm, or refute, the hypothesis in Eq. (2) (and likewise, the theoretical analysis presented in [10]).
We were concerned about the possibility that pectin might cause gastric retention, which was refuted even with a high concentration.
This evidently alludes to the "blind watchmaker" of Darwinian evolution, by which Richard Dawkins refuted William Paley's Victorian notion of an intelligent creator resembling a watchmaker.
Jeremy Corbyn and his campaign declined to comment on any implication that he shares his brother's views, which are refuted by the scientific community.
What caught me in the Waldmann piece, however, was the brief discussion of the Pigou effect, which supposedly refuted the notion of a liquidity trap.
