empirical knowledge

Thus all empirical knowledge must be disregarded, Descartes argued, as it cannot be proved to be true.

In this way it is possible to use empirical knowledge and predict what other experiences might be like.

Thus, it is possible to gain more empirical knowledge than simply that from your own direct experiences.

The past decade has been a rapid expansion of our empirical knowledge of the observed circulation anomalies.

Full knowledge comprises both rational and empirical knowledge and thus is not whole without both of its parts.

Students could receive technical training and acquire empirical knowledge through the application of software.

In its own field this empirical knowledge may at first give satisfaction; but in two ways it is seen to come short.

We collect evidence or empirical knowledge, and then, employing logical principles, we make deductions and draw conclusions.

Anti-realists suppose a distinction between empirical knowledge and theoretical knowledge.

Their rational knowledge will provide the structure, their empirical knowledge the content.

Although we are using empirical knowledge, we are performing a rational operation on it.

This allows us to perform logical operations on our empirical knowledge and in doing so arrive at potentially new knowledge.

This shows us that by applying rational and logical methods to experience we can accelerate the acquisition of empirical knowledge.

But must science in the future always reflect more empirical knowledge than existed in the past?

We have an empirical knowledge that the rear suspension should have a higher spring rate than front one, in order to reduce pitching motion.

But in the second place in point of form the subjective reason desires a further satisfaction than empirical knowledge gives;

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