A longstanding mainstream theory of this election is that it's about voting against the candidate you hate, not voting for the one you love hatred of Clinton has brought a lot of Republicans around to Trump.
One possibility is that guanxi is "explained" through application of a pre-given or mainstream theory insofar as the concept refers to a particular subject matter which is dealt with by the theory in question.
And contrary to mainstream theory, a cheapening of the currency is not always enough to entice back foreign buyers.
"We were trained in models of the economy that we did not believe," said Mr. Bowles, who has been an outspoken critic of mainstream theory.
MARK LOOY Chief Communications Officer Creation Museum Petersburg, Ky., Oct. 20, 2011 To the Editor: There is no equal, in terms of the outlandish rejection of a mainstream scientific theory, to the criticism of evolution by several of the Republican presidential candidates.
The present model is very simple but demonstrates quite a few points which have not been explored by a mainstream economic theory.
Mainstream theory presents autism as an "epidemic", disease or deficit.
That squares with mainstream theory, which argues that for a modest incentive, people are willing to save and put off spending.
Intellectual entrepreneurship in the present context includes the selection of ideas, notions and concepts from an extraneous culture for integration into standard or mainstream theory.
Endeavouring to respond to the objective set, and ultimately assessing the contributions of the scientific literature on experiences on adaptive learning, we can conclude that it has not made great contributions: based on different psychological theories, as it would seem to follow what the mainstream theory dictates rather than developing an individual line of thought on the subject.
