According to this hypothesis, neither random errors nor morphologically and syntactically more complex structures would be expected.
This test did not reject the hypothesis of orthogonality so the estimation was done through a random effects model rather than a fixed effects model.
Distinguishing between these two alternative hypotheses has important implications for the behaviour of political parties.
We expect the opportunity cost hypothesis to be most relevant for members of the traditional conservative parties, who have stronger ties to the business community.
Here these hypotheses are replaced by the assumption that f is a nice diffeomorphism in between the critical points.
It is clear that some quite abstract robot representations have usefully tested some quite specific biological hypotheses.
The representational flexibility of the hypothesis space approach demands that the complexity of the representations be controlled.
The findings are consistent with the hypothesis that weaknesses in specific phonemic representations linger even after children can articulate the specific phonemes accurately.
