There is substantial debate in the economics and finance literature with respect to the empirical value of \ eta.
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German PAP generally advises to rely on existing numbers, but allows to fall back on empirical values and experience when needed.
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This means that it is possible to obtain empirical values of the " vertically integrated coefficients " for an economy.
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Each element has either a finite number of " observed " empirical values or a finite or infinite number of " potential " values.
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In the course of time empirical values were established, how efficient the cleaning has to be, to assure the processes for the particular guarantee period and beyond.
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It was a point of concern to van der Waals that the factor four yields an upper bound; empirical values for " b & prime; " are usually lower.
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Concluding that there is little validity in research that attempted to understand the social world objectively, Blumer felt that objective interpretations of society are intrinsically bias to the researchers social location and thus have little empirical value.
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ATC may advise other pilots that they have received a pilot report of a braking action but since these reports can be variable and subjective, without any empirical value, it should be treated as an advisory.
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The empirical values for the second one are diminishing rapidly, suggesting it follows another rule of growth and in any case has much lower local orders of growth ( and improving further still ), empirically, than the first one.
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For the Parshall Flume equation used to calculate the flow rate, both empirical values C and n are known constants ( with various values for each Parshall Flume size ) leaving Ha ( depth upstream ) as the only variable needing to be measured.
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