Sentence examples for a theoretical connection from inspiring English sources

Third, a theoretical connection is drawn between SOBSS and stochastic subspace identification (SSI), which stands as one of the points of reference in OMA.

All included factors have a theoretical connection with health inequalities.

Given robust linkage in sociological literature between health status and self-rated QoL [ 10], a strong theoretical connection exists between CRP and QoL outcomes.

This is achieved by finding an empirical and theoretical connection between positive semidefinite matrices and certain metric space properties.

Bringing together versions of the Gothic in all media, van Elferen connects those to the subculture a historical and theoretical connection that has not been made previously in gothicist or goth scholarship.

But other times, the theoretical connection seemed to fail them.

But just as important for Houellebecq is to find the theoretical connection.

First, Williams proved the theoretical connection between algorithms and lower bounds, which was dramatic enough, but then he proved that it applied to a very particular class of circuits.

I picked up a cranberry-flax-oatmeal cookie and a bottle of coconut water, and was led into the Ptolemy Room, one of many glass-walled conference areas, all named for famous scientists, many of whom had some theoretical connection to the work of the Climate Corporation.

A computational example for predicting future patient risks with our given model estimates is provided for the mathematically inclined readers through the conventional theoretical connection to simple linear regression in the Supplementary Table S1, which generalizes to any standard spreadsheet software.

By distinguishing deformation variant from orientation variant, the theoretical connection and distinction between PTMC and phase field microelasticity theory are discussed, and their predictions are compared with experimental observations.