Using relevant behavioural theories, we empirically examine the effect of such big losses on subsequent judgmental adjustments exploiting a large multinational data set containing statistical forecasts of demand for pharmaceutical products, expert adjustments and actual sales.
Empirically, women's breasts have been getting bigger for almost a decade (as the news media never tires of gleefully reporting).
For example, the relation "bigger than" among numbers is empirically significant for measuring length insofar as it mirrors the relation "longer than" among objects.
This makes the evaluation of detailed competence levels possible on a big scale, validating the underlying structural models empirically.
The 33% error limits may be considered big, however, delays of this magnitude are empirically common in conventional pneumatically controlled modes [ 8].
There is nothing wrong with these "big surprises" because biology and chemistry should determine empirically what is the best way to "carve nature at the joints", that is, the best way to categorize phenomena according to the best scientific theories.
The qualitative results in this research include a set of empirically derived requirements (RQ1) elicited through industry collaboration, and a big data pipeline architecture (RQ2) for industrial analytics applications focused on equipment maintenance.
"It seems that rather than foods scientifically determined to help recovery, these are mostly comfort foods... they stem from long custom rather than any empirically verifiable nutritional facts". Soup's close appearance to baby food is a big reason why we eat it when ill, he suggests.
To accommodate the thesis interest in ultimate (intelligible) beginnings is to posit something "too big" for the understanding, something that is never to be met with empirically (e.g., freedom, ultimately simple substances).
Another aspect I think is pertinent is the source: Empirically, in the several years of data for different kinds of events, we have seen big hits on many human-caused tragedies but on relatively few natural disasters.
Likewise, personality measures are also relatively fixed, personality by definition and empirically being found to be stable across most of the life-span, and hence the big five measures are to the immediate right of the demographic variables.
