Examples of using Empirically in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Yes, empirically she is attractive.
Such things aren't empirically possible.
Empirically you know this is true… right?
Usually this knowledge is gained empirically.
You know, it's not empirically inconsistent.
This widely knownfact has been both proven scientifically and empirically.
So there's no way to empirically prove that I am related to her.
Empirically, this paper studies the digital practices of the residents of Tel Aviv.
The thing that's different about me, empirically speaking… is you.
The stories are empirically dead, but they keep coming anyway, like zombies.
These are questions that must be answered empirically, by large-scale experiment.
These tendencies cross-cut andcancel in complex ways that are difficult to detect empirically.
You can't match humans empirically because the variables number in the tens of thousands.
We structure our arguments to be legally sound and empirically bulletproof.
That is both empirically wrong and has misled scientists in a number of episodes in the 20th century.
To understand how we investigated bullshit empirically, consider the following examples.
And I can't really empirically prove that to you, but I hope you will believe me when I say that.
I appreciate the positive affirmations and looking the other way on the perversion,but I know empirically and definitively that I cannot survive on my own.
The Index has empirically explored this critical relationship between economic freedom and political freedom or democratic governance.
Right, I'm gonna start showing them empirically that these are really terrible dates.
Empirically, it's good institution and quality of government that will allow third world countries to benefit and harvest the fruits of globalization.
Most of the associations have been proven empirically, in studies, while others have a theoretical rationale.
Draco Malfoy told the Aurors under Veritaserum that he wanted to know if he could beat me,so he challenged me to a duel to test it empirically.
Empirically proven that the important conditions productive work of a man who spends time in the office is a comfortable workspace and visually appealing interior.
This new model, which they called An Almost Ideal Demand System, quickly became the benchmark model foreconomists who wanted to study consumer behaviour empirically.
Research and development in the field of therapeutic intervention: studies empirically prove the impact of therapeutic riding and dog training on people with special needs.
Compared to analog age experiments, in digital age experiments it shouldbe easier to address external validity empirically and it should be easier to ensure internal validity.
While the frequency distribution of urban hierarchies is empirically simple, the set of factors that create it are complex and no individual explanation can account for the distribution.
Compared with analog-age experiments, in digital-age experiments,it should be easier to address external validity empirically, and it should also be easier to ensure internal validity.
That our sacred stories can be sources of inspiration and consolation evenif they're not empirically verifiable, but also that we have to be careful how our stories are used.