Sentence examples for empirical view from inspiring English sources

As a scientist, he takes a passive, empirical view of human nature.

In its slightly blurry, photographic realism, the painting presents an implacably empirical view of the world.

Previous papers such as Russell, Barrios & Andrews (2016), Guerra (2016), and Russell, Tokman, Barrios & Andrews (2016) have aimed to provide an empirical view into the sports economy.

The wood-bat proponents tend to contest that evidence with a more empirical view, contending that a specially engineered modern metal bat must deliver more force to a baseball than old-fashioned wood.

In this coolly empirical view, wary of perpetuating platitudes — such as his supposed indifference to the "rules" of art, his rough way with some patrons, the self-consciously dramatic manipulation of his paint — the historical Rembrandt was attentive to his patrons and gregarious rather than misanthropic, and abided by the rules of art far more than he sought to violate them.

While the first takes a high-level and empirical view of existing mobile phone design and remanufacturing activities, the second takes a mathematical approach toward modeling the impacts of environmental policy options on engineering design.

This paper analyses theoretical and empirical views of innovation in international retail networks using lead actors in the (Danish) fashion industry as a case to highlight how this industry maintains branded stores as primary retail channels better than other industries.

But if policy fears are driving empirical views, then the whole contemplative process is out of whack.This makes it very hard to craft a message, on theoretical and policy grounds, that will win over those who still have doubts about global warming.

To get to a recommendation that the Central Bank should reduce interest rates involves not only empirical views about the relative sizes of the inflation and unemployment effects and their long-term impact on growth, etc. but also normative views about the relative moral importance of inflation, employment and growth.

This perspective is analytic philosophy in company with an empirical world view.

Modern sport originated in metropolitan England in 1750 1850 because of its primacy in the development of the mathematical-empirical world view, the birth of industrial capitalism, and the public-school cult of athleticism.