The experimentally measured data for the control, circular finned and longitudinal finned systems have been shown to vindicate the assumption of axissymmetry (direction parallel to the heat transfer fluid flow) using temperature gradients in the axial, radial and angular directions in the double pipe PCM system.
In the most radical form of this critique, the practice of objectivity assuming that observed regularities reflect the intrinsic natures of things, and treating those things accordingly when adopted by those in power, produces the very regularities taken to vindicate that assumption.
The popularity of Ronald Reagan, who was the first politican to embrace the conservative Christian movement, seemed to vindicate both assumptions.
On the intellectual side, many have worried that there is no good way to vindicate the assumptions and commitments of morality.
Anyone who chooses this subject, and comes down on the side vindicating racist assumptions, volunteers to bring suspicion upon himself, to expose his work to an extraordinary level of scrutiny.
Vindicating the assumptions of those who did vote about whom they voted for (a standard first suggested, as far as I know, by Jacob Weisberg of Slate) seems about the least you can demand of a voting system, and Florida failed this test.
And so long as that assumption keeps getting vindicated by events, there's no incentive for the G.O.P. to accede to sweeping compromises on deficit reduction.
If it means that the founders assumed the United States would remain overwhelmingly Christian in a demographic sense, they are quite right and that assumption has been vindicated.
The smart money assumed Trump would eventually accept the advice of his more moderate advisers, and that assumption has been vindicated.
The results vindicate to a great degree the formula-based method's assumptions about student's mood and indicate that neural networks and conventional algorithmic methods should not be in competition but complement each other for the development of affect recognition systems.
Thus the assumption that repeated screens are potentially beneficial seems to be vindicated.
