The distribution of consciousness is a matter of empirical contingency on dualist theories as for physicalist theories.
If there was an honest and legitimate argument on the other side, then the President would have to defend his non-decision, taking it out of the redoubt of personal belief and into the messy empirical realm of contingency and uncertainty.
Our findings also provide further empirical support for structural contingency theory.
Management accounting system design in manufacturing departments: an empirical investigation using a multiple contingencies approach.
The actual world is full of contingencies from which empirical historians will have already abstracted in constructing their narratives, for example, when writing from particular national perspectives.
Reverential respect is unlike any other feeling humans experience in that it is not dependent on empirical desires or any other contingencies of the individual agent's psychology, situation, or history, but is "self-produced by means of a rational concept," that is, the moral law which, as rational beings, we impose on ourselves.
In doing this, the 'correct' theory is identified in advance, and one's normative conclusions would be the result of how the theory is applied, given the contingencies of the empirical data that is taken into account.
logical contingency (they have empirical content), universality (they cover all space and time), truth (they are exceptionless), and.
Mitchell then describes the features which allow theories to accomplish these functions as: 1. logical contingency (they have empirical content), 2.
Second, the study provides empirical evidence to support a contingency view of the dominance and sequencing of the different process models of change across the change journey.
