Sentence examples for empirical science from inspiring English sources

In the end, physics is an empirical science.

So how to reconcile the anecdotal evidence with the empirical science?

"McLuhan did armchair philosophy, not empirical science," said Gweneth Jackaway, a media professor at Fordham.

Social constructionism and postmodernist theory question the very validity of empirical science in the first place.

Recently, he has been pondering how the philosophical problem of consciousness might be approached by the methods of empirical science.

In our fast-paced, quick-fix culture, we not only value empirical science but often overvalue it.

Sadly, his contribution to improving interrogation owed more to the detectives' craft than sound empirical science.

Only empirical science, according to Wittgenstein, can tell us anything about the world as it is.

The transformation of history into an empirical science began as early as the sixteenth century and became entrenched only in the nineteenth century.

This second position in fact involves arguing that metaphysics is not an a priori but an empirical science.

His English writings include Fundamentals of Concept Formation in Empirical Science (1952) and Philosophy of Natural Science (1966).