Testing can involve direct experimentation or the generation of predictions about as-yet-unobserved facts that can be evaluated by further observation.
This all suggests, these realists argue, that moral claims might well carry motivational implications, and that might be the insight behind Moore's Open Question Argument, even though those claims express beliefs and, as a result, purport to report facts and can be evaluated as true or false.
The advantages of the criterion include the fact that it can be evaluated efficiently and exactly, without asymptotic approximations, and importantly, there are no adjustable hyper-parameters, which makes it applicable to both small and large amounts of data.
These models can be evaluated cheaply while preserving the important realizability property, that is the fact that the underlying closure is non-negative.
The set of designated elements D in fact facilitates a definition of validity with respect to which the theorems of a system can be evaluated.
If management is obliged to conclude that the emperor in fact has few clothes, the most pressing task is to find out how to achieve a measurable effect that can be evaluated for its financial implications.
In fact, through the calculations of the 3D aerodynamic coefficients, from CFD simulations, and comparing them with 2D data, the effects of the centrifugal pumping can be evaluated.
