The experimental results also demonstrated both the practicability of variable-frequency regulation for air branch systems and the feasibility of the branch quantity adjusted theory.
The restoration of royal authority was not, of course, simply a matter of adjusting theories of kingship; there was a clear practical reason for Henry's success.
Scientists adjust theories to fit new evidence.
The development of a more finely tuned theory of belief thus allows us to better adjust our theory of meaning, while the adjustment of our theory of meaning in turn enables us to better tune our theory of belief.
In science if you can't adjust your theories to new data, the body of science will just, eventually, leave you behind.
What is economics up to if it isn't interested enough in predictive success to adjust its theories the way a science does when its predictions go wrong?
In the 1960s Thomas Kuhn argued that discarding an old theory for a radically new one involved a complete change of framework, a "paradigm shift", that could not easily be explained by adjusting old theories in light of fresh evidence as that was traditionally understood.
When more evidence emerges, we can adjust our theories or, sometimes, toss them out entirely and search for new ones.
"Because once people see where these episodes take Gravity Falls, they're going to have to rethink or adjust their theories about this show.
The theory is not, however, consistent with the everyday lives of millions of people, and it is time that we began to adjust the theories to the reality, and not the other way around.
The fox keeps an open mind, adjusts theory to evidence and is wary of ideology.
