Sentence examples for empirical pattern from inspiring English sources

Long before Taylor publicized this empirical pattern, Luria and Delbrück (1943) investigated, theoretically and experimentally, mutations of bacteria from virus sensitivity to virus resistance.

In NFL games, it provides a slight overestimate in first half, but then converges on the empirical pattern in the second half.

To date the garment industry has focused on speeding up empirical pattern construction methods that have developed through custom and practice.

For example, the theory of punctuated equilibria (Eldredge 1971; Eldredge and Gould 1972; see Eldredge 2008a) combines the notion of geographic speciation with the empirical pattern of stasis in the fossil record in effect applying Simpson's ideas of rapid evolutionary change down to the level of species.

Generating 100,000 competitions under each combination of models for each sport, we find a consistent pattern across sports (Figure 6): the Markov model of game tempo provides little improvement over the Bernoulli model in capturing the empirical pattern of lead-size variation, while the Markov model for balance provides a significant improvement over the Bernoulli model.

For each of the four pairs of tempo and balance models for each sport, we generate via Monte Carlo a large number of games and measure the resulting variation in lead size as a function of the game clock, which we then compare to the empirical pattern.

Fig. 2 Empirical patterns by age.

In particular, the Markov model generates gameplay dynamics in very good agreement with the empirical patterns.

We find that the empirical patterns in the plots are compatible with both assumptions.

Using empirical evidence from six case studies, we discern three empirical patterns, that we defined learning landscapes, of such mechanisms.

Section 2 discusses the relevance of the Spanish case, its public institutions and the main empirical patterns.