Sentence examples for an effective theory from inspiring English sources

In Britain, Air Marshal Hugh Trenchard developed an effective theory of air warfare based on this approach.

The objective of the talk is to construct an effective theory includes both topological properties and the massive GMP mode.

We treat dCS as an effective theory and thus work in the decoupling limit, where we apply a perturbation scheme using the Kerr metric as the background solution.

We show how an effective theory and explicit fundamental two-Higgs model approach are related and consider the additional constraints in the presence of supersymmetry or \(Z_2\) flavor symmetries.

The ability to map between levels of description, and in particular the understanding of when a shift from a higher-level to a more detailed description is needed to achieve a desired degree of accuracy, is fundamental to an effective theory in any field.

We formulate an effective theory of structure formation (ETHOS) that enables cosmological structure formation to be computed in a vast array of microphysical model of dark matter physics.

The primary challenges of this work are to (1) develop an effective theory-based intervention, and (2) to measure the effects with sufficient accuracy and precision to detect a true interventional effect.

It is based on Grey System Theory, that it has become a very effective theory for solving problems within environments with high uncertainty, under discrete small and incomplete data sets.

From the perspective of both the union and management, participants practice how to develop a clear and effective theory of the case, create a proposed issue statement to be presented at the hearing, identify witnesses and evidence and prepare opening statements.

We introduce the dual Ginzburg-Landau (DGL) theory as a low energy effective theory of QCD.

Physicists now have good reasons for viewing current renormalizable field theories as effective field theories, that is low-energy approximations to a deeper theory (each effective theory explicitly referring only to those particles that are of importance at the range of energies considered).