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4. Observationally, a lot of the marketing surrounding March Madness is based on brackets, bracket pools and brackets being busted; it may affect the billion-dollar March Madness business and TV rights if the government started aggressively enforcing these rules, McCloskey said.
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5. Synonyms for Observationally include empirically, objectively, experientially, existentially, experimentally, actually, really, practically, factually and appliedly
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6. Physicists at MIT and elsewhere have used gravitational waves to Observationally confirm Hawking’s black hole area theorem for the first time
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7. Hawking’s black hole theorem Observationally confirmed By Linda B
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8. ‘Behaviours that Observationally look very similar have different meanings for different children.’ More example sentences ‘He talked first about what we can expect Observationally …
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9. " Observationally based facts document a present change in absolute (eustatic) sea level ranging between [+ or -]0.0 and +1.0 mm/yr," said the scientist, who has been monitoring sea levels around the world for decades and is widely regarded as one of the world's top experts in the field.
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10. Mathematically, the area theorem checks out, but it's been Observationally difficult to confirm - mainly because black holes are extremely difficult to observe directly, since they emit no detectable radiation
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11. The number of hypotheses/theories disproven Observationally massively outweighs the number proven right
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12. Observationally based assessment of polar amplification of global warming
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13. Caption: Physicists at MIT and elsewhere have used gravitational waves to Observationally confirm Hawking’s black hole area theorem for the first time
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14. MIT physicists Observationally confirm Stephen Hawking’s area theorem Shane McGlaun - Jul 2, 2021, 5:26am CDT Back in 1971, Stephen Hawking …
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15. Physicists at MIT and elsewhere have used gravitational waves to Observationally confirm Hawking’s black hole area theorem for the first time
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17. Hawking's black hole theorem Observationally confirmed Share this story on Facebook; Share this story on Twitter; By: Linda B
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18. Physicists Observationally Confirm Hawking's Black Hole Theorem For the First Time (mit.edu) 53 Posted by BeauHD on Thursday July 01, 2021 @10:10PM from the proved-right dept.
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19. This study provides a model-independent, Observationally based estimate of the CA direct radiative forcing.
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20. Observationally constrained fine-mode aerosols
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21. Figure 1 shows the annual mean atmospheric solar absoprtion (F ATM) and reduction in surface solar radiation (F SFC) for Observationally constrained
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22. Observationally INDISTINGUISHABLE SPACE-TIMES write x < < y if there is a piecewise smooth curve from x to y whose tangent vector (or vectors) at each point lies inside the future lobe of the light cone at that point-in short, if there is a future-directed timelike
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23. Observationally equivalent sets of identifying restrictions in simultaneousequations representations In addition to the kind of observational equivalence problem illustrated by the example above, econometric simultaneous-equations systems like (8) below necessarily involve another kind of observational equivalence problem.
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24. Physicists have just Observationally confirmed one of Stephen Hawking’s theories on black holes for the first time
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25. Hawking’s Black Hole Theorem Observationally Confirmed For First Time
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26. Two terms M and N are Observationally equivalent iff for all contexts C[] where C[M] is a valid term, C[N] is also a valid term with the same value
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27. Physicists Observationally confirm Hawking's black hole theorem for the first time Study offers evidence, based on gravitational waves, to show that the total area of …
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28. Observationally confirmed supernova explosion of a yellow supergiant star by The Kavli Foundation Figure 1: M51 Galaxy before (left) and after (right) the eruption of SN 2011dh.
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29. Physicists have used gravitational waves to Observationally confirm Hawking's black hole theorem
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30. Observationally! [/caption]The multiverse theory is famous for its striking imagery
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31. Validating the Land–Atmosphere Coupling Behavior in Weather and Climate Models Using Observationally Based Global Products Abedeh Abdolghafoorian 1 and Paul A
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33. Observationally adequate grammar describes an object of the external world, an E-language (or a fragment thereof): a sentence or a corpus of sentences
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34. We tested the hypotheses that (a) plasma adiponectin and BMI are inversely associated Observationally, (b) genetically high BMI is associated with lower plasma adiponectin, and
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35. The Observationally generated database serves as the a priori information for a Bayesian rainfall retrieval algorithm
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The key difference between experimental and observational study is that an experimental study is a study where the researcher has control over most of the variables. On the other hand, an observation study is a study where the researcher merely observes the subject without controlling any variables.
Observational study. In fields such as epidemiology, social sciences, psychology and statistics, an observational study draws inferences from a sample to a population where the independent variable is not under the control of the researcher because of ethical concerns or logistical constraints.
observational science. noun. The definition of observational science is a field of science where controlled observations cannot be done in order to study causes and effects. Scientific studies are simply done through the observation of nature taking its course and recording the findings over time.
One of the disadvantages of observational research is known as "The Hawthorne Effect". The Hawthorne Effect is when the presence of an observer changes the behavior of those being observed. For example: factory workers notice an industrial-organizational psychologist observing them and trying to understand low employee morale.