However, the tournament theory about promotion lacks vision, empirical bases, and explanation power.
His interpretation of space had an important influence on Helmholtz's empirical theory of vision, and on Natorp's "logicization" of Kantian spatio-temporal intuition.
Aizwa and Gillett (2009b) conclude, however, that the empirical details of vision research shows that a co-evolutionary research methodology is not just consistent with, but explicitly motivated by massive multiple realization.
If the speed-distance effect indeed arises from an empirical strategy of vision, then the relative occurrence of image speeds traveling over different projected distances on the image plane should accurately predict the responses of observers in psychophysical testing.
"It's an interesting idea that's receiving some of its first empirical support here," says vision researcher Stephen Engel of the University of California, Los Angeles.
Condillac was aware that these claims had been challenged by such empirical studies of recovered vision as were available at the time.
Rowland says great businesses are based on some sort of vision underpinned by empirical evidence.
In Chapter 4, the existence of the stock market, vision model, and empirical explanation are proposed.
Information on the distribution of damage from past earthquakes and analysis of geological condition will give necessary vision to develop empirical relations needed to anticipate effects of future earthquakes (Borcherdt et al. 1991).
