The phrase "empirical subject" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an area of study that relies on observations and experiments rather than theoretical analysis. For example, "Philosophy has a long history as an empirical subject, dating back to the ancient Greeks."
But "ultimately," Mr Shin says, "macro is an empirical subject".
While the act of judging, say, that 2 + 2 = 4 is a psychic occurrence unfolding in time and differing for each empirical subject making this judgment, the objective content grasped by this act, the true relation 2 + 2 = 4 is timelessly valid and it is one over and against the many psychic acts directed towards it.
Table 7 Characterization of the subjects who participated of the cooperative evaluation in the second empirical study Subject Experience in: 1 2 3 4 Human computer interaction High High High High Usability inspections Medium High Medium High Design High Low Medium Low.
They frame the conversation as one about screen clarity and sensitivity — seemingly empirical subjects fit for message-board dissection.
A transcendental idealist, then, emphatically agrees that there is an extra-mental physical reality causing the occurrence of mental states in empirical subjects.
While empirical psychology operating in the sphere of already objectified sensible being presents us with empirical subjects who are causally determined in various ways, pro-physics unearths a transcendental dimension of freedom that is presupposed by all objectifications.
Indeed, every person has a different concept of what the perfect wine tastes like, and a method that is deemed scientifically sound may not always apply when considering such empirical subjects as lasting flavor, aftertaste, and aroma.
All variables with the hat accent are model-predicted values and are subtracted from the corresponding empirical subject-averaged statistic.
The threshold was set to one standard deviation above the median of each subject's interregional phase synchronization distribution, thus producing an empirical subject-specific thresholding approach.
The current stir of scientific interest in consciousness is usually traced back to a 1990 paper by Francis Crick and Christof Koch announcing that it was time to make human consciousness the subject of empirical study.
This model was examined through an empirical study involving 200 subjects using structural equation modeling techniques.
