Sentence examples for a classic theory from inspiring English sources

Centuries ago, historians came up with a classic theory to explain the rise and decline of nations.

This book represents an authoritative, modern statement of a classic theory of unemployment, the monopoly power theory.

"The resistance always focused on the weak points of the enemy," he said as he outlined a classic theory and practice of guerrilla warfare.

A classic theory is Stalnaker's (1974 , 1978.

In considering the problem of "retroactivity" on direct review, it is possible to work from a general classic theory of judicial review, but while the specific uses of the habeas writ have greatly multiplied, the earlier perception of its general metes and bounds have been swallowed up and gone unreplaced.

**Beta as a mantra The classic theory of portfolio management said that high-beta stocks those that lurched up and down the most in response to market movements would offer better returns, collectively, than low-beta stocks.

According to this classic theory, an animal's behavioral response to a repetitive stimulus may wane or wax through two complementary learning processes called habituation and sensitization.

Her primary research examines how people expect algorithmic and human judgment to differ (research she calls, Theory of Machine, a twist on the classic "theory of mind").

The simulation of the discharge curves in terms of a model based on the classic theory of porous flooded electrodes, predicts an enhancement in the discharge time associated with an increase in the porosity of the electrode as a consequence of the decrease of the compaction pressure.

We recover the classic theory as a limit, and we derive a recently proposed estimator of the narrow sense heritability as a corollary.

This evidence fits well with the theory of cryptic refugia in Central, Northern or Eastern Europe, an alternative to the classic theory, observed in other temperate species (review in [ 44]).