Sentence examples for empirically observable from inspiring English sources
It is this emphasis on the tangible, the empirically observable facts, rather than some vague "conceptualism", that distinguishes the British art of the past 15 years.
That the human body is subject to change is empirically observable in the universal states of childhood, youth, maturity, and old age.
Ricardo invented the concept of the economic model a tightly knit logical apparatus consisting of a few strategic variables that was capable of yielding, after some manipulation and the addition of a few empirically observable extras, results of enormous practical import.
Such theories assign numerical values to objects on the basis of empirically observable phenomena and in accordance with certain formal theoretical constraints.
In Sects. 3 and 4, we use these concepts to characterize the empirically observable trajectories and to formulate economic laws and models based on evidence.
(b) The empirically observable self-intersections of labor allocation trajectories are of short-run nature, i.e., there are no long-run trajectory loops (covering long periods of time).
Empirically, the observable effects of general relativity were minuscule.
In fact, the measuring apparatus is always a macroscopic system with a huge number of degrees of freedom, and the pointer must be a "collective" and empirically accessible observable; as a consequence, the many degrees of freedom corresponding to the degeneracies of the pointer play the role of a decohering "internal environment" (for details, see Lombardi 2010; Lombardi et al. 2011).
None of the dose estimates exceeded the empirically derived no-observable-adverse-effect levels for these compounds.
In general, charges are assigned empirically to reproduce experimental observables such as known multipole moments or thermodynamic properties.
The study produced an empirically based, testable model of observable dimensions that shape the cost, complexity, and potential performance of these programs.
