Sentence examples for empirical operations from inspiring English sources
He set forward "basic empirical operations" and "permissible statistics" for the four levels of measurement scales, terms, and rules he developed to describe the properties of different kinds of data: nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio (Table 2).
The problem of the wash out of previous therapies represents a potential obstacle to the establishment of rational therapeutic strategies in chronic headache patients: with the help of new biodynamic preparations, which can favorably alter the "enzyme soil", it is considered possible to exit the empirical operation and set up rational therapeutic strategies.
We need independent evidence to support the validity of the empirical EMR operation for better inversion of velocity structures.
Those objecting to the measurability of sensation, such as Campbell, stressed the necessity of an empirical concatenation operation for fundamental measurement.
In the past, ratio scales have been a highly controversial issue between physicists and psychologists as regards the need for an empirical addition operation in order to attain them.
Results of averaged paired-comparison ratios between DSS estimates and facilities operations empirical data showed up to 70%and9595% EP and GWP, respectively.
Properties such as viscosity or surface tension are required in many empirical equations for different operations such as mass and heat transfer processes.
Using test results from the force measurements of drilling operations, two empirical equations for drill torque and thrust were derived, respectively.
The empirical results demonstrate reliable operation in public environments.
Firstly, more empirical data on system operation is needed to allow improved modelling by taking into account multiple objectives of RWH systems.
Our findings indicate that the variation pattern in SDHA is characterized by the presence of higher sequence diversity, two common and highly dissimilar haplogroups, and statistical and empirical support for the operation of a balancing selection mechanism.
