Sentence examples for Theoretical rethinking from inspiring English sources

But whatever those conditions are, they figure to cause a theoretical rethinking of these titanic explosions.

This is the vision that led recent grad Chrisoula Kapelonis (MS'18) to create Receptive Skins, a theoretical approach to rethinking the materials and construction of building envelopes.

Second, as our study aims to explore our theoretical framework by rethinking an ecosystem as an organization, a case study is more appropriate for theory building (Siggelkow, 2007).

At a time at which so much of our theoretical development involves rethinking our disciplinary past, our answer might involve a kind of museum archaeology.

Lamb's finding presented there eventually led theoretical physicists to rethink the application of quantum theory to electromagnetics, leading to many other breakthroughs in the field.

Q. How does this book fit in the broader scope of your work? A. As political theorists, we should engage with actual political challenges; that engagement can at the same time help in rethinking long-standing theoretical puzzles.

Whereas Clinton has recently taken to pulling protectionist stunts and rethinking the fundamental theoretical soundness of free trade, and Edwards is behaving like the love child of Huey Long and Pat Buchanan, Obama instinctively supports free trade and grasps the universe of possibilities that globalisation opens up, and seamlessly integrates it into his "audacity of hope" theme.

From a theoretical standpoint, answering such questions means rethinking the very question of the value of trips: must they be productive in order to have a positive value?

Refinancing the College Dream offers a theoretical and practical foundation for boldly rethinking the financial strategies used by colleges and universities, states, and the federal government to accomplish this essential goal.

While further work needs to be done to refine and validate this theoretical model, it is clear that rethinking the patient calls for actively investing in improving capacity and managing workload in order to promote better experiences of illness, more effective healthcare utilization, and better healthcare outcomes.

This workshop rethinks the theoretical resources and presuppositions of Pyotr Chaadaev's Philosophical Letters.