Another problem with inflation is that it lacks a theoretical underpinning from fundamental physics.
The mainstream trend in psychology has been to leave aside this question of theoretical underpinning.
It was created after mathematics gave economics a theoretical underpinning that other social sciences lacked.
I have offered three seminars in the Institute, all of which had a similar theoretical underpinning.
His own writings indicate a complex theoretical underpinning to his use of such a bold abstract language.
To date, however, there is no compelling theoretical underpinning for inflation.
Diderot's Entretiens sur "Le Fils naturel" (1757; "Conversations on 'The Natural Son'") gave a theoretical underpinning to the new mood.
Unlike the work of Dr Pons and Dr Fleischmann, bubble fusion has a strong theoretical underpinning, and may yet work.
The theoretical underpinning to our work is in causal realism and middle range theory.
Closer examination reveals that existing case management education programs often lack a theoretical underpinning.
At M.I.T., Dr. Isidor Rabi was preparing the theoretical underpinning for more potent radar systems that would detect and track targets like German submarines.
