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As usual, provably security does come at a cost.

The person who took his photograph must have wanted a provably authentic record of the event."

A later Finnish report showed that only one victim had provably been shot at close range.

But was not a theory of which all the elements were provably true a simple tautology?

"But I cannot go beyond what is provably true!

The two systems are provably (in a weak system) equiconsistent.

The function is then called provably secure, or just provable.

He said the assertion that the weapons were not covered by the law was "provably false."

To those variables and expressions which are provably equivalent, the same value number is assigned.

A low-tech, but provably fast, way to lower body temperature, no question about it.

So why do these perpetual losers continue to hand out the same common wisdom that's provably wrong?

One should think of the element 1 as meaning, intuitively, "provably true."

In particular, if and are provably equivalent, then , since is an order relation.

The next round of competition is likely once again to be a society race, not this time against a provably false utopia.

Tonight, Hoosiers are served by provably the most productive government workers anywhere.

However, some problems provably require more time, for example Presburger arithmetic.

There are about 220 tunes provably attributed to him.

Some of these stories are provably false, while others could be true but lack any contemporary corroborating evidence.

"And a provably secure cryptosystem doesn't do me any good.

A place that is neither provably sterile nor known to be infective.

But some programs are provably weaker than others.

This guarantee is not given by most other provably secure hash functions.

Neats consider that solutions should be elegant, clear and provably correct.

Most of the stuff turned out to be unprovable or provably untrue."

The section requires proof that the announcement is both provably false, and has actual or likely market impact.