Sentence examples for factual experiments from inspiring English sources

In addition to experiments forced by actual variations in sea surface temperature, sea ice concentration, and atmospheric chemical composition (so-called Factual experiments); additional (Counterfactual) experiments are conducted in which the boundary forcings are adjusted by removing estimates of long-term climate change.

Spatially explicit representations of communities are used to allow experiments with factual and synthetic populations.

"The Downfall" and "The Goebbels Experiment" are strictly factual.

This is the collection of all the factual data obtained from your experiment.

In an experiment, people who noticed factual inaccuracies about an event they witnessed were more likely to remember the exact details of the event compared with people who never saw the misinformation in the first place.

A third suite of experiments are identical to the Factual runs except that sea ice concentrations are set to climatological conditions (Clim-Polar experiments).

We live in a culture that embraces the mentality that all experiments are equal and all results are factual.

As a matter of empiricism, this is the reason that it is in the controlled environment of laboratories and experiments, where causal interference is shielded off, that factual regularities are manifested.

But, of course, there are many other ways of classifying thought experiments: science vs. philosophy, normative (moral or epistemic) vs. factual, and so on.

Experiments have shown that all-white mock juries spend less time deliberating, make more factual mistakes, and are more likely to convict a minority defendant than racially diverse juries.

Feyerabend argued that, on the contrary, the Copenhagen theorists had some perfectly good "physical", "scientific", or "factual" arguments for thinking that their view alone was currently compatible with the observed results of experiments.