They describe the behavior of the system under ideal condition, though this description may not always be verifiable in true or real markets.
The propositions are explained under the following subheadings: P 3 : If a definitional component of SE could be proved to be either true (verifiable) or false (falsifiable) then it should be studied; otherwise it is cognitively meaningless.
Warrant Verificationism P 3 : If a definitional component of SE could be proved to be either true (verifiable) or false (falsifiable) then it should be studied otherwise it is cognitively meaningless.
"If you have a true and verifiable source or documented evidence, then making a public statement is not defamation, but making passing comments of any person, particularly people in public life, will amount to defaming the person and is punishable," he said.
Because you want to know whether the information held by the government on a given problem, or indeed on you, is true and verifiable.
Gates: Anecdotal evidence can be evidence, which may itself be true and verifiable, that is used to deduce a conclusion that does not follow from it, usually by generalizing from an insufficient amount of evidence.
It just has to be true and verifiable.
(2) Evidence, which may itself be true and verifiable, used to deduce a conclusion which does not follow from it, usually by generalizing from an insufficient amount of evidence.
A filing date at the USPTO is easy to track, and avoids costly contesting cases using less verifiable means to determine the true first inventor.
This means that in contrast to the deterministic models where abstract and ad hoc compartments are created to define the transition between different epidemiological states (for example the transition of a varicella recovered state to a zoster susceptible state), we can actually work with true biological, and verifiable, concepts such as VZV-CMI.
If it's too good to be true, ask for verifiable proof.
