Fig. 6 Empirical (solid) and model-based (dashed) TRF probability P TRF →,n) (left) and P TRF ⇔,n) (right) as a function of the number n of received retweets of S at L, for four different values of Δ.
However, the communications challenges resulting from the use of mobile devices and D2D communications require empirical solid evidences of their performance benefits, and the design of robust communications and networking protocols.
Meanwhile, the hidden knowledge behind the complicated and somehow empirical solid-state fermentation process of Chinese liquor can enrich the food sector to improve our quality of life, and benefit other industrial sectors in the modern biomass-based technology, economy and society.
Existing empirical and semi-empirical solids holdup correlations have exhibited limited accuracy and application range.
Fourth panel: dawn to dusk solar wind electric field (VBs) estimated from the Dst index with the empirical model; solid line represents the VBs estimated from the difference in Dst index; dotted lines represent VBs estimated from the difference in Dst index with ±10 nT offset as the dynamic pressure effect.
"But this is the first solid empirical evidence".
So a gamble, but one based on some solid empirical evidence.
In other words, they provide hard evidence, resting on a solid empirical base.
"There is no other proposition in economics which has more solid empirical evidence supporting it," Michael Jensen, a leading proponent of this school of thought, concluded in 1978.
On the contrary, solid, empirical scholarship has time and again demonstrated that incarceration does not reduce crime, make communities safer, rehabilitate, or deliver social justice.
By 1978, Michael Jensen, another Chicago-trained economist, declared, "There is no other proposition in economics which has more solid empirical evidence supporting it than the Efficient Markets Hypothesis".
