Examples of using Empirically in English and their translations into Hungarian
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rather that his real status is quite other than what appears empirically to us to be his status.
Since these entities could not be detected empirically, Einstein brushed them aside as meaningless
form their basis and starting-point are not hypothetically constructed but empirically discovered ones, general characteristics of natural processes,
optimization of such a complex system is usually done empirically, since the description of the detection process itself requires the combination of different disciplines,
First, researchers will be able to empirically address concerns about external validity when the cost of running experiments is low,
Only when it is empirically proven that this instrument does not lead to arbitrage
Empirically, it is known that the greatest formation of atheromas is in places where the maximum oxygen content is present, whereas in the veins where oxygen is already consumed, the atheromas do not form at all.
As well as to investigate empirically in the wide and diverse plurality of contemporary moralities,
true and scientifically and empirically proven and validated principles of physical training, cardiovascular training, nutrition and psychology.
but it does empirically demonstrate that an association between rising efficiency and rising environmental impacts may be common,
(40a) The falsification of test results should be deemed to have occurred when those results cannot be empirically verified by the relevant authority when all testing parameters are replicated or taken into account.
they do post-stratification adjustments, a result that has been demonstrated empirically by Abraham, Helms, and Presser(2009).
by training them to develop a well-reasoned, empirically rigorous argument
does not look like the kind of world empirically that is created by a good
which then tries to empirically substantiate, verify.
pseudoscientific ie they have few empirically or scientifically proven benefits,
Ramasubbu and Sambamurthy[2011] demonstrated empirically the positive effect of management capabilities on performance.
value of Bob's diet solely by how much he weighs- but we can empirically judge whether or not Bob believes in the efficacy and value of his own diet.
The models are validated empirically, or« estimated»,
the activities of the Radio Project make it clear that its purpose was to test empirically the Adorno-Benjamin thesis that the net effect of the mass media could be to atomize