Sentence examples for empirical deduction from inspiring English sources

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But Kant concurs with Hume's proposal that no empirical deduction can be supplied for such concepts.

The key factor has been the incorporation of information from the chemical environment surrounding the BAS in addition to the empirical deduction of medicinal chemists.

In Kant's terminology, Hume is determining whether one might provide an empirical deduction of the concept of causal power (A85/B117), and from the failure of the attempt to do so, he concludes that this concept lacks objective validity, that is, it does not apply to the objects of our experience.

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Wright added to this that verification means empirical judgment made upon deduction of consequences, not induction either from sense data or examination of self-consciousness (PD 47).

A clean deduction of empirical consequences from a hypothesis, as it may sometimes (but not always) exist in physics, is practically unheard of in biology.

For Kant, self-consciousness emerges from a pre-reflective sense of the self's existence as the subject of different experiences of phenomena over time; self-consciousness therefore arises from a deduction of empirical experience.

Such philosophers either rejected explanation outright as a goal for science, arguing that it offers only an economical redescription of the phenomena, or sought to explain explanation as no more than deduction from established empirical generalisations, as in the famous "deductive-nomological" model of Carl Hempel.

The ideal would be a formal axiomatic structure that would allow a deduction of the empirical generalizations which, combined with statements of initial conditions, permit a deduction of particular empirical facts (thus explaining their truth).

"Broadly, the method places a lot of emphasis on reconciling empiricism and rationalism, and making logical deductions based on empirical data," Flat Earth Society vice president Michael Wilmore, an Irishman, told Life's Little Mysteries.

Novelty theory has been criticized for "rejecting countless ideas presumed as factual by the scientific community", depending "solely on numerous controversial deductions that contradict empirical logic", and encompassing "no suitable indication of truth", with the conclusion that novelty theory is a pseudoscience.

Simultaneously, and blinded to the quantitative analyses, qualitative analyses would be based on grounded theory [ 63] with both induction and deduction utilised to draw together the empirical data with the theoretical material.

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