Sentence examples for observationally from inspiring English sources

Second, paradigms are observationally incommensurable in that workers in different paradigms will respond in different ways to the same stimuli or, as he sometimes put it, they will see different things when looking in the same places.

That gave two observationally equivalent solar theories based on two quite different mechanisms.

That is a very conservative (but observationally useful) definition, as a planet's surface temperature depends not only on its proximity to its star but also on such previously mentioned factors as its atmospheric greenhouse gases, its reflectivity, and its atmospheric or oceanic circulation.

Of this group, the Cepheid variables have been studied in greatest detail, both theoretically and observationally.

"I don't feel particularly suited for it, my mind doesn't work that observationally.

Even so, the statistics of pulsars are likely to be observationally biased, since signals from pulsars at great distances in the Galaxy become distorted by ionized regions of interstellar space.

So what a pleasant shock to find that the latest Bridget Jones installment, "Mad About the Boy," is not only sharp and humorous, despite its heroine's aged circumstances, but also snappily written, observationally astute and at times genuinely moving.

"She learned how to unlock it, observationally, about two months ago".

I was doing observationally driven research.

The piece described the findings in his 2006 Geophysical Research Letters paper with Julia Hargreaves, "Using multiple observationally-based constraints to estimate climate sensitivity".

The agentialist contends that, whereas we know our itches and tickles only by observation, we can know our beliefs and intentions non-observationally, insofar as they are exercises of rational agency.