Sentence examples for learned empirically from inspiring English sources
My L. L. Bean gear is usually adequate, but, as I learned empirically, that depends on where you are.
Re "Bugged" (Soapbox, Jan . 16: Having been a nurse and teacher in the public schools for 34 years and a camp nurse for 12 seasons, I can share with you a preventative for head lice that I learned empirically: a hair drier used five or six minutes twice a day, consistently.
However, we soon learned, empirically, that this targeted therapeutic approach was subverted over time as the cancer cells learned and reacted to the initial treatment, oftentimes rendering the treatment less effective or completely ineffective.
Mr Johnson believes the geometrical knowledge eventually used to plan, pre-fabricate and erect Stonehenge was learnt empirically hundreds of years earlier through the construction of much simpler monuments.
In semi-supervised learning [67], one exploits both unlabeled and labeled data to learn empirically the true function f; as a major result, the semi-supervised approach should improve over the model that is learnt by only using labeled data.
Transdiagnostic treatments (e.g., [ 60, 61]) provide the possibility of learning one empirically supported treatment, which may be applied flexibly to a range of psychopathology rather than to a particular diagnostic category.
Inspection of the CPTs learned from data empirically shows that they are far from fully deterministic, but more correlated than random and certainly not uniform (information-less), so alpha parameters of less than one would be expected.
This study empirically tested the relationship between a learner's personality traits, analyzed the effects of these traits on learning preferences, and suggested design guidelines for adaptive learning systems.
Our study empirically supports the crucial influence of management support, harmonious cross-functional interfaces, organizational diversity and participative decision-making on the level of project learning.
Although evidence of learning styles is empirically questionable (Pashler et al. 2008; Rohrer and Pashler 2012), perhaps such tailored learning resources may pan out.
