Sentence examples for empirical representation from inspiring English sources

In this way, through both his stylistic advances and his rejection of empirical representation in favour of conceptual representation, Gauguin helped open the door to the development of 20th-century art.

A simple empirical representation of the effect of such exchange forces invokes the idea of an effective internal, or molecular, field Hint, which is proportional in size to the magnetization M; that is, Hint = λM in which λ is an empirical parameter.

Closed-form relationships were then developed for the peak flux and time-to-peak based on the empirical representation.

The empirical representation of the equatorial spread F (ESF) statistics in the IRI scheme requires well established distribution statistics of ESF occurrence and intensity as a function of local time, season/month, latitude and solar and magnetic activity levels.

Instead, he thinks we begin with an empirical representation of space, remove the confused elements of that representation, and thereby obtain a clear and distinct idea, i.e., a conceptual representation of an abstract mathematical entity.[20] This discussion is reminiscent of Kant's fundamental disagreement with the Leibnizians regarding what Kant calls "sensibility" and "understanding".

This small survey shouldn't be taken as an empirical representation of Britain's estimated 33,000 houseboats.

Secondly, employing duration analysis, we obtain empirical representations of that distribution across hospitals in the UK from 1997 2005.

Empirical representations of suicide schemas were compared between individuals experiencing non-affective psychosis, with and without a history of suicidal behaviour.

Calculations using the Hinteregger et al. solar inputs significantly underestimate the peak electron densities at all levels of activity, while using EUVAC solar inputs produces better agreement but slightly more variability than the empirical representations.

QL models incorporate some notion of connectivity between central nodes of cell-signaling networks, yet retain the ease-of-implementation of coarse-grained, empirical representations.

And Kant certainly thinks that a non-empirical representation could be either a concept or an intuition; that is, he thinks that we have both a priori concepts and pure intuition.