Sentence examples for Theoretical starting point from inspiring English sources

Wallace's position has emerged as a serious alternative to the sorts of approaches to the free will problem that take as their theoretical starting point the nature of persons, or the action-theoretic characteristics of the process issuing in freely willed action.

Nevertheless, his theoretical starting point still seems valid.

But given Anselm's merely theoretical starting point, that severance was not merely to be expected; it was almost inevitable.

Its theoretical starting point is the fact that narratives are found and communicated through a wide variety of media such as oral and written language, gestures, and music and that the "same" narrative can be seen in many different forms.

Yet that was only the theoretical starting point, for Gruppen also became an exploration of mass - of music that turns and twists in space, that superimposes massive accelerations, decelerations and dynamic contrasts, that delights in all the possibilities of three independent groups playing together.

On his arrival at Princeton in 2010, Reinfurt worked to re-establish the typography studio and introduce the study of graphic design as a practical and theoretical starting point for students from all corners of the University, as well as visual artists.

The study provides many methodological and theoretical starting points for researchers wishing to develop a more detailed competence perspective of software project managers' work.

No matter the theoretical start point (e.g., applied behavioral analysis, Piagetian or Vygotskian approaches, cognitivism, information processing theory, social learning theory, systems theory), data tell us what creates or increases learning and social capabilities within a context of human dignity, and also provide an objective way to evaluate educational philosophies.

In our theoretical framework our starting point was the idea that people have different (preferred) learning styles [ 25– 27].

Overall, a detailed understanding of the electronic structure, phonon modes and phonon dispersion of BSO will provide a theoretical starting-point for engineering applications of this material.

Taking the 25 Techniques and their theoretical underpinnings as our starting point, this paper presents the (currently) 11 Ds, a set of intervention principles which focus specifically on how the interventions are intended to influence the offender in the proximal crime situation.