Sentence examples for empirically estimating from inspiring English sources

Fujita felt that the Beaufort scale, an 1805 method of empirically estimating wind speed by examining the behavior of natural and man-made objects (dust, loose paper, bodies) in the breeze, was inadequate.

In this work, we lay the physical and statistical foundations for empirically estimating the phase offsets in SuperDARN data.

One apparently cogent objection to this realist solution is that it would render the task of empirically estimating degree of truthlikeness completely hopeless.

The study contributes to the available literature by empirically estimating the determinants of migration using push and pull factors together in one model.

The performance of the reconstruction technique is assessed by empirically estimating the probability of successfully matching the synthesized iris image against its true counterpart using a commercial matcher.

Our demonstration indicates a promising new way of 1) quantitatively and empirically estimating the dispersal kernel in aquatic systems, and 2) quantitatively assessing and (or) improving regional hydrodynamic models.

Therefore, 40 physicochemical descriptors were derived for all PBDEs using a semi-empirical method (AM1), molecular mechanics, and empirically estimated parameters.

The transition probabilities of the two Markov chains are empirically estimated using the so-called Lidstone estimator [60].

Each objective function was empirically estimated.

Equation (2) is empirically estimated using several sample groupings.

Policy makers' empirically estimated strategic choice pe that impact the empirically estimated disease contraction probabilities qe, where Int means Intermediate and Lo/I means Low/Int.