(7) A principle of methodological empiricism in interpretation: interpretation must always be based on, and kept strictly faithful to, exact observations of relevant linguistic (and other) evidence.
Although we do not have exact observations of how magmas drain back after lava effusion, we assume that the vesiculated magma in the conduit may recede down the conduit due to its weight.
For all her exacting observation of others, she's unable to muster much self-scrutiny.
Although China and Mesopotamia provide examples of exact observation and precise description of nature, what is missing is explanation in the scientific mode.
Their vivid imagery, exact observation, and deep feeling of intimacy with nature in the Arabian Desert contribute to the Muʿallaqāt's standing as a masterpiece of world literature.
"His most eminent characteristic, however, has been an unswerving loyalty to truth as obtained by exact observation and unprejudicial judgement, regardless of ridicule or misrepresentation".
The same approach is necessary when the exact day of sample collection is not known, or the (possibly delayed) event reporting date is used instead of the exact observation date, considering that precise information for the latter is not always available.
It is a brilliantly acute sketch, typically poised between exact observation and the desire to tell a story: Combination of shrewd business woman, genuine artist, lonely middle-aged woman anxious to please, and mad-woman.
These variables model the uncertainty about exact observation times.
Although we do not have exact simultaneous observation of aurora, these clustering records support the peaks at both BCE 140 s–130 s and around BCE 120 shown in the ADB.
