Sentence examples for an explicit theory from inspiring English sources

Pascal did not publish an explicit theory of knowledge or philosophy of science in any single text.

Points made in his early writings remain present throughout his writings, if no longer connected to an explicit theory of alienation.

Darwin did later attempt an explicit theory of inheritance, based on hypothetical entities called 'gemmules', but it turned out to have no basis in fact.

Judging the validity of these objections to Dowty's theory in a precise way therefore requires an explicit theory of this notion with exact empirical predictions.

Regarding calls for a synthesis of evolution and development, these often assume that having a developmental theory is a precondition for synthesis (Sommer 2009): "Our troubles … derive from our standing lack of an explicit theory of development" (Minelli 2011a: 4).

The medievals had the notion of syncategorematic words, but it was a contemporary of John Horne Tooke who developed it into an explicit theory of contextual definition; namely, Jeremy Bentham.

Here, we develop a spatially explicit theory for population estimation that allows us to examine the estimation precision under different survey designs and individual distribution patterns (e.g. random/clustered sampling and individual distribution).

This study of the interaction between shellfish harvesters, cultural institutions, and the environment contributes to a spatially explicit theory of the commons and points to the crucial role of resource user mobility and dynamic cultural institutions for the ecological sustainability of shellfish fisheries.

These comprise: first, a lack of conceptual clarity and careful specification of the population under examination; second, an absence of explicit theory and use of a limited set or inappropriate type of method of inquiry; and, third, an incomplete and sketchy coverage of pertinent topics and age groups.

In the present paper, a new physically explicit theory of tyre standing waves has been developed.

This is one of the very few instruments which were developed based on a clear and explicit theory of health.