proving
/ˈpruːvɪŋ/
verb
kanıtlama
Present participle of prove; demonstrating truth or validity through evidence or argument.
- She is proving her worth as a leader.
- The experiment is proving difficult to replicate.
- He kept proving me wrong at every turn.
- The archaeological excavation is proving valuable for understanding trade networks in ancient Mediterranean civilizations.
- Proving the theorem required mathematicians to develop entirely new analytical techniques over several decades.
- The biodegradable polymer is proving effective in reducing environmental contamination in agricultural applications.
nounBaking
mayalanma
The process of allowing bread dough to rise before baking.
- The dough needs an hour of proving time.
- Cover the dough during proving to keep it moist.
- Cold proving in the fridge develops better flavor.