a derived from experiment and observation rather than theory
an empirical basis for an ethical theory empirical laws empirical data an empirical treatment of a disease about which little is known
The experiment gave an empirical evidence to the scientists that there was a fault in the structure.
And recent empirical research some of it by Christina Romer, the University of California, Berkeley, economist who will be chairwoman of Obama's Council of Economic Advisers .
We've started to make science and empirical evidence not nearly as important as punditry--people using p.
Where does Google Glass rank on the douche-wear scale? Douches rule the world. There is empirical proof of that. They are everywhere. Google Glass will be their mind control mechanism. It will also stop all procreation. You have been warned non-douches. read more
June 6, 2013 - TG Daily
Ben Bernanke in BusinessWeek You have a very full agenda for the next two days,Bernanke warned. "The topics represent a good mix of theoretical work as well as empirical work based on both calibration and econometric estimation."
Dana Perino in Bloomberg Empirical studies on emission trends in the major developing economies now conclusively establish that emissions reductions principally by the developed world will be insufficient to confront the global problem effectively,Perino said in a...