Sentence examples for appropriate theories from inspiring English sources

IF promotes a future-oriented research perspective, and develops appropriate theories and methods.

Our work is, in this sense, oriented simultaneously towards the analysis of emergent patterns and pathways of urban restructuring and the elaboration of appropriate theories, concepts and cartographies through which to decipher the latter.

Through a learner-centered design process, students identify learning problems and apply appropriate theories about learning to create educationally informed and empirically grounded learning environments, products, and programs that effectively employ emergent technologies in variety of settings.

The analysis of surface elements and nutrient differences within the RSL and our dynamic simulations indicate that positive and scale-dependent feedback may not be appropriate theories for sub-tropical peat patterning.

These included limiting educational messages to one or two; reinforcing and personalizing messages; providing hands-on activities, incentives, cues, and access to health professionals; and using appropriate theories of behavior change.

Appropriate theories corresponding to each flow-induced mechanism of the droplet under shear (steady-state deformation and orientation) were employed for determining the interfacial tension, under the basis of reaching equilibrium states of deformation of the sheared drop.

Rather than gather more "facts", we need to find the most appropriate theory to piece what we already know together.

An attempt to predict ternary properties from binary blend data using the appropriate theory of mixtures was moderately successful.

Of course, an appropriate theory would require knowledge about both the active sites and the reaction intermediates Substantial evidence about both these aspects is becoming available.

The appropriate theory for calculating the mean square response of linear systems to both stationary and non-stationary random excitation is well known [1 7].

… But I think it's part of a certain intellectual approach, where art, especially painting, might seem ugly until it can be digested by the appropriate theory, or reassuringly classified by resemblance to other works.