Sentence examples for an encompassing theory from inspiring English sources
This may explain why public administration, unlike some social sciences, developed without much concern about an encompassing theory.
Zapata-Barrero (2016, 2017) agrees to a certain extent that multiculturalism and interculturalism are complementary, but he focuses on the dividing lines and defends an encompassing theory that founds the 'intercultural turn'.
His faith that a unified theory of all the fields exists went back to his childhood sense that "something deeply hidden had to be behind things," a something that would evince itself in an encompassing theory of elegant simplicity.
The work on these problems becomes the foundation for an encompassing theory of worldview culminating in the treatment of issues in the philosophy of religion.
Instead, we found four separate books that proceeded from a germ of an idea to a tentacled, encompassing theory.
The cracks in the paradigm of oncogenic mutations and somatic evolution as driving force of tumorigenesis, lucidly exposed by the dynamic heterogeneity of "cancer stem cells" or the diffuse results of cancer genome sequencing projects, indicate the need for a more encompassing theory of cancer that reaches beyond the current proximate explanations based on individual genetic pathways.
Grounded theory would have been more appropriate for the generation of a new, encompassing theory of oral health [ 32].
No encompassing theory has been evolved to rationalize many of these curious compounds.
Because, annoyingly, it just describe every other measurement so well – and, to be honest, because we haven't found the new encompassing theory yet.
The newer, typically more refined theory is said to reduce to the older typically less encompassing theory in some sort of limit.
One is compelled to conclude that there is little empirical support for the theory of the socialized actor and the view of social norms that accompanies it, at least if we take it to be a general, all-encompassing theory of norms.
