Implications for theory, future research, and school practitioners are discussed.
Implications for theory, future research, and early childhood practice are discussed.
The emerging technology of the scanning tunneling microscope (STM) has finally provided a picture at the atomic level that may lead to a theory to guide future engineers.
He spent most of his time working on a theory of the future of music that was incomprehensible to anyone who couldn't hear a thousand or more distinct microtones in an octave.
In some places, Khanna's unqualified enthusiasm for the taking down of political boundaries as a theory of the future feel a tad overdone.
"Either women are indeed more satisfied, or women are less well-informed about political issues... The other contending reason is that they were more intimidated to participate in the survey". As for the difference in age groups, Hawken didn't offer a theory but suggested future studies may shine more light on the subject.
Because the fixes begin from the wrong premise, they will be ineffectual; until we change the theories, future crashes are inevitable.
Climate change is no longer a theory about the conjectured future, but a fact documented by climatologists and apparent to just about anyone who has been paying attention to their local weather.
So, on a B-theory, there can be future facts to make propositions about the future true; but, on an A-theory of type 1, a proposition about the future can be made true only by present and past facts together with timeless facts; and, on an A-theory of type 2, propositions both about the future and about the past, can be made true only by present facts together with timeless facts.
Annuities are long-term contracts, and since A.I.G. is currently paying what it owes, Ms. Harris appeared to be advancing "a theory of speculative and undefined future harm," the judge said.
