用empirically造句子，“empirically”造句

I also want to be clear that my list of anti-patterns has not been empirically verified.

Alternately, you may empirically reflect on the additional time needed to thoroughly capture and review requirements, project plans, acceptance test criteria, and other required artifacts.

However, from what we know from now-public secret military research in this area, it's clear that many of these sorts of techniques are simply tested empirically.

Here I don't mean, of course, empirically possible.

The ancient Greeks were aware of other acoustical principles, at least empirically.

It advocated the principle of verifiability, according to which all statements that could not be validated empirically were meaningless.

The child will learn to separate the languages by the age of three and will grow up bilingual. This situation has been shown empirically to enhance cognitive development.

This situation has been shown empirically to enhance cognitive development.

This, of course, is what we've studied recurrently and, I have to say, empirically because these are all empirical facts about language, as the Russian formalists insisted.

And if you think about it, that is empirically true.

NOT ONLY HAS CONSERVATION of energy been empirically validated many times over, but scientists also have good theoretical reasons to believe it.

Economics is empirically oriented: it USES the tools of statistical and econometric analysis to test theoretical predictions against economic data.

So I could do it empirically, but I don't want to do that typically, it's just not a great way to get at it. And so in fact, what we want is exactly what the young lady said.

Psychological studies are highly structured, beginning with a hypothesis that is then empirically tested.