empirical如何读

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美:[ɪmˈpɪrɪkl]

empirical英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. [A]经验上的; 实验上的 based on observation or experiment, not on theory

empirical是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 经验主义的
  2. 经验的
  3. 以经验为依据的,以实验为依据的,以实验为基础的,以观察或实验为依据的
  4. 庸医的
  5. 行之有效的
  6. 仅凭观察的

empirical自然拼读

em·pir·i·cal

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empirical扩展

empirically (adv.), empiricalness (n.)

empirical词根

词根:empiric

adj.

empiric 经验主义的

adv.

empirically 以经验为主地

n.

empiricism 经验主义;经验论

empiric 经验主义者;江湖医生

empiricist 经验主义者;使用观察实验法的人;庸医

empirical英英释义

adjective

originating in or based on observation or experience

empirical data

relying on experience or observation alone often without due regard for system and theory

an empirical basis for the theory

capable of being verified or disproved by observation or experiment

empirical laws

of or relating to empiricism

empirical词组

empirical study实证研究;经验研究

empirical analysis经验性分析

empirical research经验研究,实证研究;实征性研究

empirical formula经验式;实验式

empirical mode经验模式;经验众数

empirical evidence实验性证据

empirical data经验数据(公式)

empirical equation经验公式;经验方程

empirical test验证;经验检验

empirical model经验模型

empirical method经验法,经验方法

empirical approach实征取向,经验探讨;实证研究法

empirical coefficient经验系数

empirical value经验值;实验数值

empirical design经验设计

empirical词源中文解释

1560年代,最初用于医学领域,指“与经验或实验有关的”,源自拉丁语 empiricus(名词)“一位以经验为指导的医生”,来自希腊语 empeirikos “有经验的”,源自 empeiria “经验; 仅凭经验或实践而没有知识”,尤指医学领域,来自 empeiros “在某事上有经验的,通过使用证明的”,源自 en(见 en-(2))的同化形式 + peira “试验,实验”,源自 PIE *per-ya-, *per-(3)的带后缀形式“尝试,冒险”。与 -al(1)一起使用。从1757年开始,一般意义上指“仅凭经验指导的”。相关词: Empirically(1640年代指“通过观察和实验”)。

empirical_医学行业词汇

经验的

empirical词源英文解释

empiric "of physicians in ancient Greece and Rome holding that treatment should be based on observation rather than theory" (going back to Middle English emperic, borrowed from early Medieval Latin empīricus, borrowed from Greek empeirikós, "based on observation (of medical treatment), experienced") + -al >entry 1 — more at empiric

The first known use of empirical was in 1576

empirical儿童词典英英释义

employ1 of 2verb

to make use of : use

to use or obtain the services of

employ a lawyer to draw up a will

to provide with a job that pays wages or a salary

employ a staff of twenty

to use or direct toward a particular goal

employ all of your energies to getting the job done

employ2 of 2noun

employment especially for wages or a salary

generous to people in their employ

employeenoun

one who works for another for wages or a salary

emplacementnoun

a prepared position for weapons

a putting into position : placement

emplaceverb

to put into place

empiricismnoun

the practice of relying on observation and experiment in the natural sciences

a theory that knowledge begins with experience

empiricismnoun

the practice of relying on observation and experiment in the natural sciences

a theory that knowledge begins with experience

empiricaladjective

relying on experience or observation usually without regard for a system and theory

empirical medicine

based on observation or experience

empirical data

capable of being proved or disproved by observation or experiment

empirical laws

empirical医学词典英英释义

empiricaladjective

following or used in the practice of the empirics compare rational sense 2

being or befitting a quack or charlatan

originating in or based on observation or experiment

much medical lore had had an empirical origin … centuries of trial-and-error gropings after remedies—R. H. Shryock

capable of being confirmed, verified, or disproved by observation or experiment

empirical statements or laws

empirical 例句

1 The Sprint phase is an empirical process.

冲刺阶段是一个完全根据经验的过程。

2 “Loving Vincent” addresses its subject, the Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh, with two what-ifs — one marvelous and fantastical, the other empirical and pedestrian.

3 Brecht told me his Maryland center, the one dedicated to research for national security and intelligence, now has the resources in place to conduct the empirical studies that every language scientist craves.

4 Before long, users began posting Metascores on Twitter as empirical proof that an artist had succeeded or failed.

5 He also refers to “rubbish, in the sense of arguments that are grossly deficient either in logic or in sensitivity to empirical evidence.”

6 Each supports those claims with cutting edge empirical research.

7 Empirical results are needed in the transonic Mach regime.

在跨音速马赫数范围内需要经验结果.

8 I don't think it should be a deliberately misleading mystification either, but I don't think these kind of empirical criteria are the only criteria of value.

9 “There’s empirical evidence for this in speeding enforcement,” Mark Kleiman, a public-policy researcher at New York University, who died in July, told me.

10 “Most Recent” triggers my preferences, while “Top Stories” triggers the empirical vision Facebook has for me.

11 Decades of empirical evidence shows these effective tactics have actually been shared and strategically passed from one industry or company to the next.

12 A family man with two young daughters, he does not drink or smoke and views his rare late-night appearances at the Box as empirical research into what drives an audience wild.

13 Mr Pye advances on several fronts at once, following the overlapping currents of customary, religious and empirical ways of thinking.

14 If this is an empirical proposition, I rather doubt it, though I have no substantial evidence for my scepticism.

15 The empirical results show there exists stronger positive relationship between insider shareholders and corporate performance.

而法人股、流通股与公司绩效的正相关关系在高度动态的环境下更趋于显著.

16 They ignore empirical evidence.

他们忽视实验证据。

17 For rational people and others who actually live in empirical reality, the age of Trump is surreal, maddening and unbelievable.

18 No religion, new or old, is subject to empirical proof, so what we have is a contest between faiths.

19 In typically Naumanesque style the work’s artificial, mechanical nature is fully exposed, creating tension between otherworldly fantasy and empirical reality.

20 Gassendi and Locke never thought of themselves as founding an empirical philosophy, although we would say that is what they were doing.

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