An interesting contrast is the EU regulation, EIdAS which has multiple levels of
verifiability for qualified e-signatures based on added security like time stamps that need to be renewed annually.
You can see
verifiability in the way she values processes and the disposition to collect and explain certain kinds of evidence.
As is well known, the basis for the positivists» attack was the so - called «
verifiability criterion of meaningfulness,» the requirement that for a sentence to be meaningful it must be either true by definition of its constituent terms, i.e., analytic, or be a synthetic sentence which is empirically testable.
Accessibility Ballot anonymity Individual and
independent verifiability Non-reliance on the trustworthiness of the voter's device (s) One vote per voter Only count votes from eligible voters Process validation and transparency Service availability Voter authentication and authorization
«They provide commercial privacy with support for transactions where asset types and amounts are opaque while preserving the
public verifiability inherent to bitcoin,» the announcement blog post reads.
They provide commercial privacy with support for transactions where asset types and amounts are opaque while preserving the public
verifiability inherent to Bitcoin.
Thats funny you
mention verifiability there PapaKat, because Jesus» very existence is pretty much completely unverifiable.
Once we build our climate models, we must always make a subjective judgment, because it is going to be a prediction outside the realm of
direct verifiability.
Since then, other systems have been developed, with different tradeoffs in security, speed, and
formal verifiability.
The implication of our analysis of
verifiability for God - talk is that since the present is the region of half - presence, half - absence, of light and darkness, day and night, then God who is Presence and Light can not be found in the present.
«A system of interconnected quality assurance sensors can reliably record the entire history of food from farm to fork; blockchain can protect the integrity and
verifiability of sensor data; while smart contracts can enable automatic governance of food supply chains and manage commercial relationships between the different actors within them.»
As has been pointed out many times, to consistently apply the positivists»
verifiability criterion would have the effect of dismissing all of philosophy as meaningless, including epistemology and ethics.
These services accept an uploaded document, hash it, and provide a time stamp — a digital fingerprint of the document — that validates its date and time of creation, ownership, and
independent verifiability.
The property of allowing
both verifiability and privacy of data makes for a strong use case in all kinds of transactions far beyond simple P2P payments.
Science uses measurement and
verifiability.
I would like to begin the examination of the validity of the linguistic method for determining the validity of God - talk by a clarification of what is meant by the terms «empirical,» «truth,» «
verifiability» and «reason.»
We can verify things that are present to us, so that presence, obviously, is the basis for
verifiability.
A philosopher notes three areas in which linguistic philosophy could broaden itself: 16 (1) broaden
the verifiability principle so as to make other experiences besides sense experience possible, (2) abandon the viewpoint that would reduce all meaning of things to present or actual fact, and (3) pay more attention to conceptual frameworks through which we seek to apprehend the world.
Let us next examine the notion of
verifiability.
In this work Ayer propounded «logical positivism «1 with his «principle of
verifiability».
People feel deeply about their faith, about its veracity,
its verifiability, its reality, its meaning to them.
It is all - important to recognize that Hartshorne transforms the metaphysical issue into a question of
verifiability and nonfalsifiability.
The first answer that I provided is «anything and everything»; existence itself verified through consciousness of existence, which must be considered valid if we want to consider
the verifiability of anything.
The issue is
verifiability..
Other than
verifiability and the other points presented on this page, there is
In the next and final part of this article series we will discuss the other two tenets of the Recipient Experience:
Verifiability and Ease of Access.
In doing that, she's promoting some important values of science education with her students, specifically, to do with authenticity,
verifiability and community, to draw on the work of Gaell Hildebrand.
Also, managing quality, cost, time, complexity,
verifiability, maintainability, availability, reliability, dependability, performance, security, usability, and other attributes are crucial.
Your loan application form often does capture your earnings and job history, but rarely requests information it can readily obtain elsewhere with greater reliability and
verifiability — such as your consumer report.
Most (although not all) courts are good at the accuracy and
verifiability of their bankruptcies.
This question can either be in accuracy, or in
verifiability.
Federal Law provides every consumer the right to «dispute» or «challenge» any item on their credit report for accuracy and
verifiability.
These letters dispute an item with the originial creditor, based on the previous issues with accuracy or
verifiability.
These letters dispute the accuracy or
verifiability of a particular item on a consumer's credit report.
Some courts are notoriously inefficient when it comes to the accuracy and
verifiability of a judgement.
A section of the exhibition seeks to address this ability, both through affect and scientific ideals of
verifiability.