Sentence examples for empirical principles from inspiring English sources

The single currency does not operate by empirical principles.

The commercial world – with the egregious exception of the "too big to fail" banks – is run on empirical principles: companies that work tend to survive and thrive, while those that don't fall by the wayside.

What he did was take everything back to empirical principles, ignore everything that had been written previously, go back to the actual cameras, the actual prints, and analyze them in a way that would inform something that was objective".

In addition to the laws, there are several empirical principles, one of which Clarke feels is fully applicable to his 1945 Wireless World article on the communications satellite; namely, that in making scientific prophecies the tendency is to be optimistic in the short range and pessimistic in the long.

Here, the empirical principles are the light postulate and the relativity principle.

A comprehensive set of system phenomena, properties, and empirical principles are formally explained in this section.

Verifiable hypotheses employ conventional elements in the generalization process and may presuppose the (empirical) principle of induction.

At best, one should see the above inequalities as showing that the formalism is consistent with Heisenberg's empirical principle.

First, if the uncertainty relation is to serve as an empirical principle, one might well ask what its direct empirical support is.

It should be noted that Leibniz also attempts to prove the conservation of vis viva without the help of this obviously empirical principle.

This situation is similar to that arising in other theories of principle where, as noted in Section 2.4, one often finds that, next to an empirical principle, the formalism also provides a corresponding theorem.