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= empirical evidence эмпирическое доказательствоThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > empiric evidence
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1) Экономика: эмпирическое доказательство2) Общая лексика: эмпирические данные -
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Англо-русский словарь по экономике и финансам > empiric evidence
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1) доказательство; обоснование; основа || служить доказательством; являться обоснованием; представлять собой основу2) свидетельство; признак; знак || свидетельствовать; служить признаком; означать•- empiric evidence
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1) доказательство; обоснование; основа || служить доказательством; являться обоснованием; представлять собой основу2) свидетельство; признак; знак || свидетельствовать; служить признаком; означать•- empiric evidence
- empirical evidence
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1) доказательство; свидетельство; свидетельское показание || служить доказательством; подтверждать2) данные, факты -
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The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > empirical evidence
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