In compliance testing you check the design, implementation and operations of controls and substantive testing you actually verify the accuracy of the transactions e.g. test samples
Melissa data is used to verify information such as phone numbers and physical and e-mail addresses. This information aids in preventing mailing lists and other entities from having duplicate or inaccurate information in their databases.
Theres a couple different ways you could mean that. You could get the cheat for 999 masterballs. Or you could get a cheat for pokeballs have 100% accuracy. (As in they never fail) or the Pokemon Modifier code. Go to youtube for all these codes
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All moves have an accuracy check; A random number is generated between 1 and 255, we'll call this number X. The original plan was if the number X was less than or equal to the number given for the accuracy, it would hit, and if it was higher, it would miss. However, due to an overlook in the programming, it's only if the number X is less than the accuracy number. So, when a move of 100% accuracy (whose accuracy number is 255) randomly generates X, and X=255, the move will miss.
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Verify the accuracy of the main scale.
Verify the accuracy of the main scale.
An easy way to verify the accuracy of a digital scale is to weigh a stack of five quarters. The weight of five quarters is 1 ounce.
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Tornadoes are counted to keep a statistical record and to verify the accuracy for forecasts.
Check a variety of sources.
Tornadoes are counted to keep a statistical record and to verify the accuracy for forecasts.
Verify means "check the truth or accuracy of..." So what it basically means is repeat the password to make certain that you have got it right.