Sentence examples for empirical knowledge of how from inspiring English sources
The natural kinematic redundancy of the human body is resolved by introducing movement patterns, constructed according to ergonomic considerations and empirical knowledge of how skydiving maneuvers are performed.
However, there is little empirical knowledge on how AOP models influence the composability of widely used design patterns.
It was based on the empirical knowledge of ratios honed over centuries of work, benchmarked to categories and to markets.
Searching our empirical knowledge of reactions is becoming increasingly straightforward as it becomes digitised.
No empirical lesson about how things are can warrant such knowledge of how they ought to be.
Overall, our empirical findings provide a significant contribution toward advancing the knowledge of how servicescape dimensions, customer emotion, satisfaction, subjective well-being, and quality of life are related.
Overall, our empirical findings make a significant contribution to advancing our knowledge of how product attributes, value, satisfaction, and desire are related and how these relationships are affected by gender in the formation of bicycle travelers' loyalty.
By developing programme theories (PTs) that spell out such hypotheses and testing them in empirical research, it is possible to generate internally consistent and externally valid knowledge of how interventions work in a given context to produce particular outcomes.
A key theme of the paper is that empirical procedures for aggregate accruals studies lag both our theories of incentives to manage accruals and our institutional knowledge of how accruals behave.
