Sentence examples for who has verified from inspiring English sources

"The Story of My Life" was attacked in The Nation not for plagiarism in the usual sense but for the purloining of "things beyond her powers of perception with the assurance of one who has verified every word...

However, Bluetooth might also allow for geofencing to prevent kids from using the product at school, as well as a smartphone-based lock that would only allow the Juul to be used by someone who has verified they're over 21.

The deflected thrust by Coanda effect is evaluated according to Keen [34], who has verified that it is almost negligible because of very reduced frictional effects, and because a very low lift is produced, in a boxed architecture of the ACHEON nozzle (Fig. 6).

Bond eventually manages to escape the interrogation room, rescue Natalya, and communicate with Defence Minister Dimitri Mishkin, who has verified Bond's claim of Ourumov's treachery.

The Sunday Times, poised to publish Hitler's diaries, had hit a wrinkle; the historian Lord Dacre, who had verified their authenticity, was having second thoughts.

What claims Cosmedicine does make are backed up by Dr. Fred Brancati, director of the division of general internal medicine at Johns Hopkins, and his team, who have verified that those claims match results from scientific studies.

There are also some academics in the United States and officials in Israel who have verified meeting Mr. Gould in Los Angeles and in Tel Aviv, and being impressed with his work.

But soon, Facebook will grant the ability to a much wider swath of users who have verified Profiles, which are meant for public figures that either aren't quite as famous, or just wanted to run their public presence from their existing profile rather than start a Page from scratch.

We are aware of five small studies involving 79 455 women who have verified the validity of self-reported hysterectomy by review of medical notes or electronic records (table 1).

We have considered a strong presence of the human analyst, who has to verify the alerts and gives some feedback to the system about what is or is not a real attack, called Fb in some of the diagrams.

And with last month's news of the Digital Economy Bill looking to create a database filled with personal information from everyone who has to verify their age to watch porn, we're entering a strange state of contrast.