Sentence examples for empirical measure from inspiring English sources

But then there's your favourite – the show which, by the empirical measure of time spent enjoying it, trumps all those others.

In that sense, pAUC is a purely empirical measure of discriminability.

Therefore, ET dye) provides a direct empirical measure of dye solvation behavior.

This empirical measure of discriminability is not based on any theoretical assumptions about memory.

She leads what is, by any empirical measure, the strongest and fittest women's hockey team her country has ever produced.

Criticism on their front comes from using culture to interpret their results despite not having any empirical measure for company culture.

The main dynamic of taste is between people who want the security of almost empirical measures of what's good, like brands, and people who are confident enough to say, "I'll be the one to decide".

The zero tolerance approach might be politically rewarding to many politicians, but if we take the time to analyse this in an intelligent way, we realise that on most empirical measures it is proven to be expensive and ineffective.

Four years on, Elkhart has gone from a symbol of Obama's message of hope to a perfect example of the biggest hurdle the president faces in his bid for re-election: the gap between empirical measures that show economic recovery, and the pain people continue to feel.

This does not mean, as some readers assume, that the things brought to visibility by theory and belief are not real because their status as fact cannot be universally verified by independent empirical measures.

A given interval always can be subdivided into a sequential chain delimiting briefer durations, as with the regular units that provide empirical measures of time: the second, the day, the year.