Sentence examples for empirical materials from inspiring English sources

Such, however, was the continuing spell cast by the texts of the classics and by the strictly rationalistic, overwhelmingly deductive procedures of the Cartesians that, down until the beginning of the 19th century, these and other empirical materials were used, if at all, solely for illustrative purposes in the writings of the social philosophers.

Our empirical materials span the time period from October 21st 2010 to April 17th 2014.

(3) Referential interpretation: reflection and intuition based on the empirical materials to establish relationships and connections between the ideas.

A focus upon datasets made up of political parties' Facebook pages requires the creation of empirical materials that emerge from the local contexts of two different nation-states.

However, regarding the key issue of case-filing logic, normative studies of mainstream legal scholarship lack detailed empirical materials for analysis.

The paper questions such routine assumptions, and uses empirical materials from EU framework programmes, a special case of public R&D programmes, to illustrate the problems.

Velmans (2002, 2009) has developed a similar approach, backed up with empirical material from psychology, and Strawson (2003) has proposed a "real materialism" which uses a closely related scheme.

Oh, and make sure your argument runs all the way through the different sections of the paper and ties together the theory and empirical material.

As a branch of philosophy it served, instead, as a kind of review of the implications for human nature of philosophically more central doctrines, and it may have incorporated a good deal of empirical material that would now be thought of as belonging to psychology.

It also presents the methodological approach and empirical material.

The empirical material is derived from four companies.