empirical proposition

Examples (20)

• The statement 'water boils at 100°C' is a classic empirical proposition.
• A scientific theory often begins as an empirical proposition that needs rigorous testing.
• In philosophy, an empirical proposition is one that can be verified by observation.
• The claim that all swans are white was once an empirical proposition, disproven by the discovery of black swans.
• His entire theory rests on a single, testable empirical proposition.
• Philosophers debate whether certain ethical statements can be considered empirical propositions.
• The claim that economic growth reduces poverty is an empirical proposition we can investigate.
• His research aimed to turn a theoretical assumption into a verifiable empirical proposition.
• Before designing the experiment, we must first formulate a clear empirical proposition.
• Without observational data, it remains merely a hypothesis, not an empirical proposition.
• Each empirical proposition within the scientific model needs to be rigorously tested.
• The idea that exercise improves mood is a well-supported empirical proposition.
• It is difficult to treat moral statements as if they were simple empirical propositions.
• She challenged the prevailing empirical proposition with new experimental evidence.
• The research aims to falsify the empirical proposition that all swans are white.
• Is the existence of extraterrestrial life an empirical proposition or purely speculative?
• The truth value of an empirical proposition is determined by its correspondence to the real world.
• To be an empirical proposition, a statement must, in principle, be falsifiable.
• They debated whether 'God exists' could be considered an empirical proposition.
• We need to gather more data before this becomes a solid empirical proposition.