Sentence examples for a coherent theory from inspiring English sources

A coherent theory of precipitation is found in the writings of Aristotle.

The Romney-Ryan plan is based on a coherent theory of how to boost long-term economic growth.

Ask for a coherent theory behind the abandonment of the unemployed and you won't get an answer.

Will the number of variables and factors in these neurosocial pathways be so large as to defy our attempts to frame them into a coherent theory?

It's hard to know what the Wayne County prosecutor believes, because her office never offered a coherent theory of the case, at times suggesting that Smothers wasn't at Runyon and, at other times, that he worked with Sanford.

"And I think people are tempted to say that there is a coherent theory, on the one hand, and, on the other hand, there are simply judges who go around deciding each case as they think appropriate.

As a result, treatment design parameters are determined ad hoc and not informed by any coherent theory or model.

"We have laid the cornerstone of a unified coherent theory of the cosmos," said Dr. Charles L. Bennett, an astronomer at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., who led an international team that built the satellite and analyzed the results.

This bizarre idea is the prime candidate to solve the biggest problem in theoretical physics: how to describe the fundamental forces of nature in a single, coherent theory.

In their argument, his unpredictable remarks and seemingly disparate proposals conceal a relatively coherent theory of governance, rooted in conservative political thought, which could provide an antidote to a Republican Party grown rigid and ineffective.

The resulting construction was instrumentalism, which Dewey conceived as a single coherent theory embracing both the logical and humanistic currents of pragmatism and thus integrating the methods and conclusions of scientific knowledge with beliefs about values and purposes.