phenomenological

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It's a bit too phenomenological, and definitely too animal-centric, but who cares?

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  1. Of or pertaining to phenomenology; related or relating to phenomenology. My metaphysic is psychological or phenomenological metaphysic. Mind, IX. 466.

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  • It's a bit too phenomenological, and definitely too animal-centric, but who cares? —  Pharyngula
  • 'Freud's model of the dream is of a four-dimensional space in which a number of phenomenological, emotional and psychic tributaries converge. —  Tales from the Reading Room
  • These accounts are consistent with the data obtained from psychiatric literature, including various phenomenological, aetiological and psychopathogenetic aspects of the déjà vu experience. —  Bayblab
  • Which takes us back to the ORIGINAL POINT that saying "you have to *** measure*** stephan's constant to get the radiative transfer rates" is the same bleeding phenomenological result as —  RealClimate
  • There are other phenomenological forms reported in the literature to compute the nonpolar contribution to the transfer free energy and capture the gradual transition from the bilayer to the bulk solvent, however there is no consensus on the shape of the transition function or a rigorous derivation to obtain it —  PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
 

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