That theoretical advance has now become part of bedrock economic theory and a standard tool for policymakers.
It would seem an insurmountable task to improve math and science skills in this country when nearly half its people refuse to accept one of the bedrock scientific theories of the modern world.
Despite scaling challenges, flume experiments continue to provide much needed tests of existing bedrock-erosion theory, force development of new theory, and yield insight into the mechanics of landscapes.
The last sightings of Mrs. Durst in Manhattan, which once served as the bedrock for police theories of her disappearance, now seem anything but ironclad, the officials said, and one of those eyewitnesses now says he was mistaken.
Not surprisingly, given that they are attacking a bedrock claim of investment theory (that no mechanical formula can beat the market), the vendors of fundamental indexes have got a skeptical reception in academia.
Constructor theory "forms a bedrock of reality from which all the laws of physics emerge".
Rates of bedrock denudation are central to theories of landscape evolution and our understanding of geomorphic processes.
An extension of the previous theory for the engineering bedrock surface motion to a general earthquake ground motion model at the earthquake bedrock is made by taking full advantage of the above-mentioned input energy constant property.
Adaptive thermal comfort theory has become the bedrock of much thinking about how to judge if a free-running environment is suitable for human occupation.
Recipe for Reality The excitement begins with the Higgs and the Standard Model, a tried-and-true theory that has become the bedrock of particle physics over the last several decades.
