Sentence examples for empirical components from inspiring English sources

Conventional analysis techniques incorporate correction factors and empirical components in defining the strain developed in both the unbonded and bonded reinforcement.

While ABMs should be constructed as simple as possible but as complicated as necessary to address the predefined research questions, we also warn modellers of the pitfalls and risks of building "mid-level" models mixing stylized and empirical components.

Second, we assessed the point prediction for the empirical components of the yield curve.

The random walk model is not reported in Table 2 because this model, by definition, does not predict any movement in the empirical components of the yield curve.

However, unlike Einstein, Reichenbach's "method of analysis of science", later re-named "logical analysis of science", is directed to the epistemological problem of factoring this totality into its conventional or definitional and its empirical components.

In particular, Einstein's 1905 analysis of the conventionality of simultaneity in the special theory of relativity became something of a methodological paradigm, prompting Reichenbach's own method of "logical analysis" of physical theories into subjective (definitional, conventional) and objective (empirical) components.

"One missing component has been the empirical component: What do people actually want?" said Dr. Rahwan, who is a computational social scientist.

The empirical component would range from model estimation, calibration to reduced form analysis.

Satisfying these inquiries should be a case-by-case exercise with some empirical component.

The Health and Retirement Study HRSS) will form the basis for empirical component of the research.

Both the first and second terms have a second empirical component of the form k[(N − Z)/A]2, which is referred to as the symmetry energy.