Sentence examples for a deeper theory from inspiring English sources

So far, however, there is no evidence in support of a deeper theory.

Knowing the mass of the Higgs boson would not only confirm a great gamble on how nature works, Dr. Rolandi said, but also give physicists a clue where to look for evidence of a deeper theory of physics.

Confirming the rumored bump would confirm a profound conjecture about how nature works, cementing into place the last missing piece of the so-called Standard Model and perhaps pointing the way to a deeper theory that could answer questions the current model leaves open — such as why the universe is full of matter but not antimatter — a New World of physics.

That announcement signaled the beginning of the end of nearly half a century of searching for a missing key ingredient in the reigning theory of physics, known as the Standard Model, and perhaps the opening of a window into a deeper theory.

But in its 3-year first run, the LHC also produced nothing that would point to a deeper theory.

Stymied by their own success, most particle physicists hope to see some new and unpredicted particle that might point them to a deeper theory.

"On Ugliness" does not present a deep theory of repulsion, but what it lacks in depth it makes up for in encyclopedic, vividly illustrated breadth.

In mathematics we call them harmonics and there is a deep theory that takes this further in which sophisticated signals can be deconstructed; this is called harmonic analysis.These theories are as far apart as Europe and America but what the Langlands Programme does is enable transportation between any point in Europe to any point in America and back.

These evaluations suggest that a deep theory interconnects all such summations.

Lack of resources, capacity and infrastructure also created a deep theory-practice gap in the students' learning.

Instead, it can be written in various dissimilar forms, though relationships among these different versions suggest the existence of a mysterious, deeper theory — known as M theory — that encompasses all proposed string theories.