The phrase "advanced theories" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe theories that are complicated, sophisticated, and/or new. For example, "The physicist proposed several advanced theories about dark matter."
According to advanced theories, any such transmutation would be an indication of the mass.
Aladar, perhaps because he was raised by primates, embraces more advanced theories of altruism and evolved cooperation.
Indeed, there was some dozing in the aisles as he whistled through some of the most advanced theories in science today.
Inflation predicts that during the Big Bang a tiny mote of space became drastically stretched by fields of energy that are predicted by advanced theories of particle physics.
But advanced theories predict that if it did appear, the field would have stretched the fabric of space like a balloon, then exploded with unimaginable violence into a ball of hot elementary particles and light, setting off the Big Bang.
Dr. Peskin, who warned that advanced theories that made all this less dependent on the caprice of one particle would predict the existence of even more particles, said the Higgs field could not be detected directly.
The second part involves the application of an advanced theory called superstring theory, which portrays elementary particles not as points but as wriggling, incredibly tiny 10-dimensional strings.
He already knew more than the average jazz trumpeter's quota of advanced theory from harmony studies at Toronto's Royal Conservatory, and by 1959 he was recruited by Dankworth, then the UK's most successful jazz musician.
A particle like the one that may have been found could also be part of an entire family of still-undiscovered particles predicted by an advanced theory of physics called supersymmetry.
In fact, he had prophesied the emergence of such works as early as 1947, when he called for "the development of a bland, large, balanced Apollonian art in which passion does not fill in the gaps left by faulty or omitted application of theory but takes off from where the most advanced theory stops, and in which an intense detachment informs all".
The advanced theory using Vanmarcke's formula could explain the behavior of very narrow band response processes.
