Sentence examples for Theoretical alternatives from inspiring English sources
Most theoretical alternatives reflect two underlying themes: discovery and enrichment.
Partly as a reaction to what seemed (to some) to be a cold, ultra-rational view of social interaction, some social psychologists have begun to offer theoretical alternatives.
This can help us better to appreciate our overall theoretical alternatives, and assess which gives the best overall fit with the a posteriori evidence.
Recently, several studies have investigated a number of theoretical alternatives to stratification for LiDAR-assisted sample plot selection strategies (e.g. Grafström and Ringvall 2013; Grafström et al. 2014).
Among the main theoretical alternatives for an ontological interpretation of the temporal existence of things, contemporary analytical ontology discusses so-called "four-dimensionalism," "eternalism," and the "stage theory," which, interestingly, are all static varieties of Leibniz' analysis.
Empirical data make them available to the people's representatives and decisions are then reached by common sense after experts have conceived of and proposed a number of informed possible theoretical alternatives: The rationality of economic planning is, as it is for science generally, not an arbitrary but a pragmatic matter.
Structuralist macroeconomics has emerged recently as the only viable theoretical alternative for economists and practitioners in developing countries.
Organ engineering is a theoretical alternative to allotransplantation for end-stage organ failure.
Those who chose the wholly practical course would leave school already virtually apprentices, used to skilled work and capable of increasing their skills; those who chose the theoretical alternative would have passed academic examinations that properly prepared them for university.
Those who claim this is not the case because of impractical and often theoretical alternative voting mechanics are disingenuous (at best).
A theoretical alternative is to generate a bioartificial uterus, which requires engineering of uterine architecture and appropriate cellular constituents.
