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Ascertain in a sentence as a verb

As far as I can ascertain, it's an aggregator for funny pictures found on reddit.

I do see mention of an optional Feed Parser reference design, which I can't ascertain much value from.

You can more easily ascertain their degree of knowledge and aptitude in areas you care about.

I don't know if this even possible, but it would be nice to be able to ascertain before running a program, certain time & space complexity bounds on it.

It's a lot quicker to publicize a vulnerability than it is to patch, ascertain the scope, and verify the current situation.

Indeed, as far as anyone is able to ascertain, most of Kiyosaki's traceable money comes not from real estate as he claims, but from selling his books and seminars.

The\n role of the DEA in approving a Schedule I license was solely\n to ascertain that the drug could be secured from theft and\n distributed in accordance with the research protocol.

Bob quotes a price, which DPR says is twice the last price that DPR has arranged a ****** at. DPR eventually agrees to the price, pays, and instructs Bob to take a photograph of the corpse with a random alphanumeric string in the frame, to ascertain that the photograph was indeed produced after the request.

We took these allegations very seriously and we immediately launched a full investigation to ascertain the facts.

The author makes the mistake of inferring an architecture from observed behavior and fails to ascertain where the warts come from, the architecture or the implementation.

This goes into libel territory - Wikipedia presumably doesn't have the resources or authority to investigate and fully ascertain who paid for what.

Without seeing the cost-breakdown of the entire project, it is hard to ascertain if materials are indeed the largest factor or if it is something else like labor/salary or technology/licensing.

Regarding "Just like many graphics chips, this processor does some black magic to boost performance and Intel doesn't want to give any clues to competitors..."One reason it's common for GPU makers to be secretive is that there is a very big risk that GPUs and their drivers violate patents, and the makers of these products want to make it as difficult as possible to ascertain whether patents are being violated.