Sentence examples for accommodate a theory from inspiring English sources

While this would entail that forms of blindness due to neural dysfunction count as mental disorders, which goes against our normal usage, his goal is not to completely capture our intuitions, but rather to have an adequate set of definitions to accommodate a theory of psychiatric explanation within the field of cognitive neuroscience.

Their screen was also covered with a special coating, and this combined with their adapted barrier produced many pairs of images - enough in theory to accommodate a cinema audience.

Some theories only accommodate a particular range of masses.

Lewis (1986c) argues that chancy causation is a conceptual possibility that must be accommodated by a theory of causation.

Such circular dependencies between a whole and its parts cannot be accommodated within a theory of individuals that is committed to the basic constructional principles of the substance paradigm, especially the claim that concrete individuals are fully determinate.

Rather than being committed to a uniform characterization of phenomenal selfhood in dreams, the theory attempts to accommodate a considerable degree of variability in phenomenal selfhood in dreaming (Windt & Metzinger 2007).

However, here it can be said that that optical theory was able to accommodate a range of optical phenomena in a coherent way that rendered it superior to any rival.

The governing equation of motion for the isotropic plate based on the classical plate theory is modified to accommodate a part through continuous line crack according to simplified line spring model.

In opposition to Levi's views, Joyce (2002) argues that (1) causal decision theory need not accommodate an agent's assigning probabilities to her acts, but (2) a deliberating agent may legitimately assign probabilities to her acts.

Furthermore, civil recourse theory accommodates a number of tort's central substantive features, features that arguably elude corrective justice theory.

The present formulation is versatile in the sense that it is capable of accommodating a variety of beam theories available in the literature, and allows the use of different polynomials as admissible functions for composite beams, such as the Chebyshev and Legendre orthogonal polynomials, and the ordinary power polynomials.