Verification
* direct use of the definition of truth to decide if the statement is true.
* dominant theme in scientific methodology.
* is affidavits
  - one aspect of security
  - proof
  - software development
* is the comparison of a claimant fingerprint against an enrollee fingerprint
  - information as to whether the answer is correct or incorrect
* is the process of confirming that an implemented model works as intended
  - proving that the system performance is within specification
  - that assures that the product is bug-free
  - test of correctness and validation is the test of rightness
  - use of goal-factored production rules as a means of selection
* mathematical analysis showing that the behavior follows from the structure.
* refers to the print or electronic source from which the citation was taken.
* way of confirming the identity and evaluating the condition of an item.

Vexation
* are all the delusory mind-states that proceed from attachment to the idea of self.
* is anger
* subjective sensation of an irritating heat in the center of the chest.

Validity
* concerns the design of lexical classifiers and the interpretation of results
  - extent to which data measures what it is intended to measure
* credibility of the instrument to measure the phenomena.
* describes the extent to which an instrument accurately measures the phenomena of interest.
* is believability
  - legality
  - situations
* measure of how well the measure measures what it sets out to measure.
* refers to how well the technique measures what it claims to measure.
* refers to the accuracy with which an assessment measures what it is intended to measure
  - appropriateness of the interpretaton of results
* refers to the degree to which a measure or scale truly reflects the phenomenon under study
  - an assessment or test measures what it claims to measure
  - extent the research has measured what it was intended to measure
* refers to the extent to which a test measures what it is intended to measure
  - the study measured what it was supposed to
* refers to whether a test actually measures what it purports to measure
* relation between the premises and conclusion.

Vocation
* Some vocation lasts for lifetimes.
* are a supply -side phenomenon
  - way of being and a particular mode of doing in service to others
  - plentiful in Korea
  - the result of prayer twice over
* comes from the Latin word for call or calling
  - vocare , to call
* goes beyond the idea of career, what one does, to the whole of a person, who one is.
* includes the single life, married life, religious life, and priesthood.
* is expressed in relationships, community involvement, and leisure as well as daily work
  - from the Latin vocare , a call
  - jobs
  - labour
  - mystery, in that it unfolds during the course of a lifetime
  - occupations
* offer spirituality, community and the ability to make a difference in people's lives.
* person's regular business or calling.
* reality about which the secular world goes blank.
* touches the very roots of the human soul.

Victimization
* Any victimization combination of reported violent and property victimization.
* is about murder and death, domination and helplessness
  - abuse
  - adversity
  - hardship
  - never just child's play
  - one of the strongest predictors of relapse for women
* results in loss of control of self, and one's place in society.
* tends to cause a loss or distortion of identity and personal boundaries.

Vasogenic edema
* Occurs when the blood brain barrier is disrupted.
* can displace the brain hemisphere and, when severe, lead to cerebral herniation.
* is more important clinically than cytotoxic edema.

Wordiness
* is verbosity
* result of idea generation.

Write
* are motivated by the goal of communicates
  - writes
* start with thinking.