Sentence examples for method of empirical from inspiring English sources
By the end of the 17th century, as the scientific method of empirical observation replaced speculation, the work had been superseded.
This article describes optimization strategy of SMCCM from perspective of utility of coal miner with the method of empirical research.
The morphologic evolution of a beach nourishment project constructed in Long Branch, New Jersey, USA is investigated using the method of empirical orthogonal functions (EOF).
The deformation rate data for all the crystals obtained from these simulations are analyzed using the method of empirical eigenfunctions and using statistical methods.
The breathing functions developed in a recent publication to approximate the actual breathing mechanism of the cracked shaft are employed along with the method of empirical mode decomposition (EMD) to identify the crack vibration signature.
In this paper, proper orthogonal decomposition (also known as the method of empirical orthogonal eigenfunctions and Karhunen Loéve expansion) is used to construct nonlinear reduced-order models from spatiotemporal data sets obtained via simulations of an accurate discretized yeast cell population model.
Recently, he has been pondering how the philosophical problem of consciousness might be approached by the methods of empirical science.
Faith has to be concerned with the stuff that is radically unknowable and that the methods of empirical or scientific enquiry simply can't touch.
Truth was the ultimate goal, reached through the crucial means and methods of empirical care, precision and the reproducibility of findings.
In a surprising twist, the nurturing power of self-compassion is now being illuminated by the matter-of-fact, tough-minded methods of empirical science, and a growing body of research literature is demonstrating conclusively that self-compassion is not only central to mental health, but can be enriched through learning and practice, just like so many other good habits.
In part, it was a breach in the continuity of thought; in part, a hopeless attempt to solve the problems of aesthetics, which are philosophical problems, by the methods of empirical science (e.g., Fechner); in part, a revival of hedonistic and utilitarian aesthetic by a utilitarianism resting on association of ideas, evolution and a biological theory of heredity (e.g., Spencer).
