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Meanings of empirical knowledge in English
Usage of empirical knowledge in English
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But this project wants to turn that empirical knowledge into a model.
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There was some theoretical as well as empirical knowledge about metals, e.g.
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But, if this was the case, their empirical knowledge has apparently been utterly lost.
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Can any empirical knowledge of the voice be obtained by the mere listening to voices?
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This understanding of the workings of the vocal organs is the empirical knowledge of the voice.
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The comparative ARS risks of antipsychotics supplement empirical knowledge for making judicious choices in prescribing antipsychotics.
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Because the psychological process is purely sub-conscious, empirical knowledge is always indirectly and generally unconsciously applied.
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The senses alone can give the animal only an empirical knowledge of the world of its observation.
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In other words, our empirical knowledge is limited by that which yet remains for us to know.
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His prior efficiency was based on empirical knowledge rather than on judgment or ability to analyze problems.
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He had his smattering of theory, his very real empirical knowledge, and his superstitions, like all prospectors.
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My knowledge of the human mind-of your mind-is based on deductive skill and vast empirical knowledge, gained from-experience.
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Opposed to this is empirical knowledge, or that which is possible only à posteriori, that is, through experience.
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Three-quarters of the art of the trained salesman depends upon his empirical knowledge of this group of psychological facts.
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It would seem that Carper's empirical knowledge is not the only "pattern of knowing" taken into consideration.
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Foucault's campaign of sedition began with an abstract, theoretical study of 'procedures of classification in the order of empirical knowledge'.
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Translations for empirical knowledge
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Empirical knowledge through the time
Empirical knowledge across language varieties
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