We empirically have observed that the set of parameters, i.e., l1=16,l2=8,l3=6,l4=4, yields an acceptable false positive rate throughout various traffic load conditions; thus this parameter set is used for our simulations.
Attempts to measure this error empirically have ranged in complexity from simple stationary land tests to acoustic tracking of free-ranging satellite-tagged seals and turtles (Table 4).
The result is an ordered system of intake, filtering, and synthesis that can in theory emerge in networks generally, and empirically has been shown to have emerged on the Web.
While perceived stigmatization theoretically and empirically has been accounted for as an independent and unalterable factor, this longitudinal study focuses on reciprocal effects between stigmatization and social ties.
A more or less straightforward attempt to answer Molyneux's question empirically has been carried out during the last decade.
However, this traditional knowledge, derived empirically, has to be supported by scientific testing.
When not in the field, I analyzed data and compared my site-specific model estimates of carbon stocks with the values I have empirically measured.
I have empirically proven this during innumerable picnics.
I have empirically found that this method works best if <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0004748.e156.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> for internal segments, and this is how the application of Brownian forces in currently implemented in SimFil.
I have determined, empirically, that I am not a pantser.
But I am glad Steve sent me his books, because reading them back-to-back like that allowed me to empirically analyze what I have long considered a scribbler's mystery.
