Sentence examples for an acceptable theory from inspiring English sources

Many particle physicists became convinced that the electroweak theory was, at last, an acceptable theory for the weak force.

That is, what counts as an acceptable theory is a body of assumptions that can cover available research findings, hopefully with due regard to parsimony, with little consideration being given to whether new and surprising results fall out of those same assumptions as predictions.

My point wasn't about it being an acceptable theory within the academy, but rather that lack of education/intelligence isn't the cause of YEC.

One common view is that the reasons why it is 'an utter failure' (Saka 1998, p. 114) reveals something about how to go about constructing an acceptable theory of quotation.

One is that equality of condition must be developed as a component of an acceptable theory of justice, intended to be the basic charter of a democratic society and acceptable to all reasonable members of such a society, who are presumed to be disposed to disagree interminably about many ultimate issues concerning religion and the meaning and worth of human life (Rawls 2005).

Since over time evidence may accumulate to support or falsify a hypothesis, disagreements are essential to the honing of an acceptable theory.

In the debate, direct arguments have played a prominent role since these fit the idea, implicit in Kripke, that the claim that meaning is normative provides a pre-theoretical constraint on any acceptable theory of meaning; one that has to be accepted independently of one's specific semantic theory.

The particular importance of this distinction for the free will debate is that "hypothetical liberty" provides compatibilism with a (plausible) account of alternate possibilities — something that is generally assumed we need for any acceptable theory of moral freedom and responsibility.

Davidson offers no argument in favor of supervenience, and although he does think that it is required of any acceptable theory of the relation between the mental and the physical (Davidson 1993, 9), he never explains this requirement.

Can Dawes' theoretically possible speculation be converted into an evolutionarily acceptable theory?

Mysterianism is a meta-theory of the Trinity, that is, a theory about trinitarian theories, to the effect that an acceptable Trinity theory must, given our present epistemic limitations, to some degree lack understandable content.