Sentence examples for abstract theorist from inspiring English sources

She says: "It is better that he has seen from the inside what the challenges are in a major arts organisation rather than being some abstract theorist coming in from the outside".

Bloomberg reported Tuesday that "Robert E. Lucas Jr., 1995 winner of the Nobel Prize for economics, called Kocherlakota 'the best abstract theorist ever to head a Federal Reserve bank.'" Next year he'll play a role in setting interest rates as a voting member of the Fed's top policy-making body, the Federal Open Market Committee.

The non-abstract set theorist will hold that a set of gold atoms can in fact have physical properties, in virtue of the properties of its members.

So, a non-abstract set theorist would first paraphrase "the gold weighs ten ounces" into "that set of gold atoms weighs ten ounces".

In addition to their abstract properties, group theorists also study the different ways in which a group can be expressed concretely (its group representations), both from a theoretical and a computational point of view.

If sets are abstract, then the set theorist must say that the gold is abstract.

In response to the critic who might ask what this idealized picture has to do with the social world that we actually inhabit, Rawls's response would be that the theorist must abstract from such realities precisely in order to present us with an ideal theory of justice.

This general use of governance enables theorists to explore abstract analyses of the construction of social orders, social coordination, or social practices irrespective of their specific content.

Economic theorists offer a highly abstract account of individual decision making.

We present an abstract framework for default reasoning, which includes Theorist, default logic, logic programming, autoepistemic logic, non-monotonic modal logics, and certain instances of circumscription as special cases.

As a critic Clement Greenberg was abstract expressionism's ablest defender; as a theorist he held painting's "proper area of competence" to be exhausted by flatness, pigment, and shape (Greenberg 1986, 86 87).