Sentence examples for addition to the theory from inspiring English sources

And if, God forbid, psychoanalysis has devolved into just another addition to the theory toolkit of academics in the humanities, someone ought to put it out of its misery now.

In addition to the theory, 20 kernels are analyzed using the measure of merit demonstrating the general usefulness of the measure of merit and the individual kernels.

The possible twinning modes in metastable β-Ti alloys are derived by considering lattice instability in addition to the theory of the crystallography of deformation twinning.

In addition to the theory itself, a strong classroom focus on the scientific process may further facilitate evolution education: both students (Lombrozo et al. 2008; Verhey 2005; Woods and Scharmann 2001) and high school biology teachers (Rutledge and Mitchell 2002; Scharmann and Harris 1992) who are well acquainted with the scientific method are more likely to be accepting of evolutionary theory.

In addition to the theory, the pair chatted with HuffPost about everything from their surprising inspirations to which Pokémon they would want to have in real life.

In addition to the theory, Nacon opened up about Glenn's return, what fans can expect the rest of the season and even her thoughts on HBO releasing a photo of Jon Snow, apparently alive, a day after Glenn came back.

In addition to the theories discussed above, a large body of literature has developed involving abstract mathematical models.

The period has also seen useful additions to the theory underlying situational crime prevention, perhaps the most important of which was Wortley's (1997, 2001) argument that situations are not just passive providers of opportunities for crime, but they can also precipitate crime j.

In a long appendix, it was necessary to develop some non-numerical but numerically essential additions to the theory of the TNLS equation: Good numerics often requires a much deeper understanding of a problem than the generation of a string of power series coefficients.

The second theory, an addition to the bottleneck theory, is that of a "purifying sieve" in the female germ line; a filter that discriminates between "healthy" and "unhealthy" mitochondria, allowing only the former to populate the offspring.

In addition to the kidnapping theory, Mustard said he went through several theories of what had actually transpired.