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Applying this approach to the major economies gives rise to some surprising observations – and possibilities.
But they do not stand as convincing evidence about what will happen – after all, two observations are hardly enough to prove the point.
Three observations stand out.
These observations point to what is really happening in the labor market.
Similar observations have been made for the auditory system.
According to the 2005 Declaration of Principles of International Election Observations, credible monitoring requires that five criteria be met.
Relying exclusively on UNASUR for election observations is deeply problematic, even if one overlooks some of its heterodox norms and practices, such as the absence of an explicit ban on receiving funding or deploying observers from host countries.
These observations may explain why costs are sticky on the way up; but they do not imply that costs are stuck forever.
Their method is based on observations, from which they discern patterns and infer other patterns and behaviors; but they can never attain the predictive success of, say, chemistry or physics.
Farmers, for example, might choose crops and growing patterns based on knowledge from earth observations.
They must tell a different story, based on observations, investigations, and critical assessments of claims made by both Republicans and Democrats in power.
No media outlet would ever print such observations, which, when aimed at men, would appear insulting, inappropriately personal, and irrelevant.
Two intriguing observations emerge from these two scenarios.
Two major experimental observations underpinned this expectation.
The second was a large set of astrophysical observations, pointing to the necessity of a gravitational “scaffolding” in the universe: that is, the dark matter needed to prevent the stars and galaxies from flying apart.
One application of this approach, the Billion Prices Project at MIT, uses billions of observations from online retail websites to track inflation.
Remarkable capacities are regularly claimed for plants, but so far none of the observations that would require us to accept that they have subjective experiences have been replicable in proper experimental conditions.
Any scientific theory must be falsifiable – that is, based on existing observations or experimental results.
For a theory to be considered scientific, it must yield specific predictions of future observations or experimental results.
If those observations or results contradict the predictions, the theory is discarded, or at least must be modified.
We base our conclusion on observations of his actions, his known life history, and many reports by others, rather than as the finding of an independent psychiatric examination, which we have previously called for, and call for again.
While the report contains a number of important observations, its underlying assumption – that steps toward all of its goals should be taken in parallel, with a genuine political union emerging at the end of the process – is problematic.
Here Zimmermann's Balkan observations get closer to the truth -- similarities rather than differences breed conflict.
The new Austrian government was judged by its European partners without being able to "submit its observations" as stated in the Treaty.
At the same time, research-derived facts about the average patient must not outweigh individual patients’ observations of their own bodies and illnesses.
Neither of these steps has yet occurred, but, based on my experiences in 1991, when I led a UN team studying the environmental effects of the first Persian Gulf war, several initial observations are possible.
The need for international action, therefore, stems from two important observations arising out of the IPCC’s work.
They must show how alternate models are tested against all available evidence under controlled conditions, yielding observations that can be repeated – and measurements that can be reproduced – by other researchers.
Conclusions that are not derived from such carefully controlled observations must remain conjecture.
In all aspects of life, we should insist on a scientific process that bases decisions on accumulated observations.
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