Verify used in a sentence

Verify in a sentence as a verb

User has no way to verify which, or how many devices they are sending to.

Comments:> I suspect the OP did not verify the exact wording.

Even if you verify that you only receive plain boring text with no scripts, iframes, plugins, etc.

Some problems appear to be hard, and yet easy to verify alleged solutions.

We tried signing up for a handful of other big name companies, and still, we couldn't verify more than 15-20% of clicks.

Sending device has no way to verify those keys belong to the intended recipient.

Facebook was charging us for clicks, yet we could only verify about 20% of them actually showing up on our site.

And if the person clicking the ad doesn't have JavaScript, it's very difficult for an analytics service to verify the click.

Assuming the FP support scales even a fraction as well, this should be enough to practically verify pretty non-trivial functions!

Mac OS X does all the internal accounting to verify that the CPU supports VT-x, VT-x isn't already enabled, etc. It also supports this feature called _exclusive_ access to VT-x.

Manning didn't leak "war crimes", he leaked whatever info he could download, without verifying that it was all actually evidence deserving of whistle-blowing.

Another helpful researcher on statistical tests to verify results is Uri Simonsohn.

Is it possible that this case is not representative of the average case?But hey, we don't have to be he-said-she-said here, anyone can just go to the site and verify if this claim is true.

In turn, this makes writing code that takes advantage of these properties much easier: you can ask that your inputs do not cause side-effects in a way thats self-documenting and easy to verify.

I played along with the obvious phishing attempt for a few minutes until they demanded the email and mailing address on my account to "verify I was the account holder".

Because in 2006 I received an unsolicited phone call from somewhere in Nebraska claiming to be Paypal and informing me they needed to verify my account credentials.

In particular, several SMT solvers including Z3[1] now support a "theory of floating point" which lets us exhaustively verify and analyze programs that use floating point numbers.

][edit: It also occurred to me to verify the other direction: in fact, if you go to send a message, first the client sends something to the developer's server, which then returns a packet which, along with again the exactly 7 extra bytes, is sent to Apple's server.