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It's how students learn to ask questions so that they can be answered empirically, which is a skill that every person should have.— Science News / Features, Blog Entries, Column Entries, Issues, News Items and Book Reviews
And so I started to think about it more kind of empirically, writing a book about optimism as a subject, and interviewing researchers about it and talking to people who are optimistic and traveling to places where people are optimistic and all of this stuff. ...— CNN.com
Anyone who's spent much time outdoors has discovered this empirically, as he's inevitably seen it fog polycarbonate glasses, dissolve a gear sack, or destroy $500 raingear.— ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science
But empirically, these framing effects are critical.— open Democracy News Analysis - Comments
Considering random sampling of the search space, we measure, empirically, the fraction of the true PF covered after p iterations, as the number of objectives grows, and for different correlations.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
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