Regardless of the age or generation, the statements are always the same – grossly inaccurate but repeatedly told with such vigor their veracity goes unquestioned, especially when it reinforces negative racial stereotypes.
There was a fairy-tale quality to what he said, and at times, the fluttering swallows had a way of talking about things that seemed invented -- or filtered through some strange lens -- but were uttered with such conviction that no one challenged their veracity.
The messages, many of dubious veracity, have been delivered with such vehemence and passion, such finger-pointing and sanctimony, that the red shirts and the blue shirts -- yes, that is how they have divided themselves -- are now preaching mainly to their respective choirs.
But, until the DVD scheme is rolled out to those undergoing similar procedures, such medical veracity will be of little benefit.
Other authors have proposed additional dimensions such as veracity, validity or value [15].
In addition, other attributes have been linked to Big Data such as Veracity or Value, among others [16].
Korean physicians tended to emphasize moral norms, such as veracity and respect for patient autonomy, rather than altruism, as basic virtues or ordering principles of medical professionalism.
This vast increase in the volume and also the diversity (variety) of the data as well as the speed or velocity that these data are generated with along with the veracity, uncertainty of the data due to certain inconsistency or the ambiguity generated from such data makes it a Big Data problem by covering the main four characteristics of Big Data (volume, velocity, variety, veracity).
As Canio, he implodes with disturbing veracity as his world, and with it his grip on reality, collapses round him.
On the operatic stage, she is similarly provocative, digging into the emotional and sexual lives of characters with abandoned veracity.
