Sentence examples for the empirical constraints of from inspiring English sources

As his later and more fully developed normative theory of democracy based on macrosociological social facts about modern societies shows, Habermas offers a modest and liberal democratic ideal based on the public use of reason within the empirical constraints of modern complexity and differentiation.

No combination of parameters for a simple model in which risk of progression remains constant over time can meet the empirical constraints of relatively frequent early cases and continuing development of new cases with long latencies.

Identification of mass spectrometric signals corresponding to cross-linking of a peptide from ERK2 with another one from PTP-SL grounded the empirical constraints imposed in the ERK2−PTP-SL model building.

We show that the internal dynamics of these Upper Paleolithic expansions place clear empirical constraints on the timing of the initial colonization of the Americas, and we suggest the kinds of spatiotemporal patterns that would have to emerge from future research in order to support certain early colonization scenarios.

In the context of string theory, Peter Galison (1995) argues that mathematical constraints take the place of standard empirical constraints.

Loosely speaking, behaviorism is an attitude -- a way of conceiving of empirical constraints on psychological state attribution.

Although the energy-increment-based selective constraints perform better than the equal constraint, it does not perform as well as the empirical selective constraints estimated from the JTT, WAG, LG, and KHG, indicating the good quality of their empirical values of the selective constraints.

Nonetheless it may be true that once local material or empirical constraints are used to restrict the class of candidate theories to be compared with respect to the unification they achieve, something like counting basic assumptions or number of free parameters (or more plausibly something in the same spirit but more sophisticated) furnishes useful information about degree of unification achieved.

Instead, he demands that the agent's degrees of belief must be in sync with empirical constraints and that, conditional on these constraints, they must be equivocal, that is, as middling as possible.

These observations provide detailed empirical constraints for theoretical models and may be key to understanding how the various types of solar wind plasma are heated and accelerated.

The take-home message is not that the methods of social psychology are without flaws, but that they are a useful and productive corrective to philosophical speculation unencumbered by empirical constraints.