And I was there in court waiting.. The day he walked into Falmouth District Court, Young assumed he'd be leaving that same day after answering to a larceny charge. Instead, as his mother had planned, he was presented before the judge for a Section 35 hearing. He looked pretty rough that day.
ground truth. n. 1. Factual data as ascertainable through direct observation rather than through inference from remote sensing. 2. The reality of a situation as experienced firsthand rather than by report: The regime claims to be winning, but the ground truth is that the rebels are making steady gains.
TMF: In your book Staying Put you write âOneâs native ground is the place where, since before you had words for such knowledge, you have known the smells, the seasons, the birds and beasts, the human voices, the houses, the ways of working, the lay of the land and the quality of light.RS: Facts are data; truth is the sense we make of the data. And the sense we make should always be open to revision, to new evidence, to further discovery. The writer of nonfiction has an obligation, I believe, to be faithful to the facts, so far as they can be known or reconstructed.