Sentence examples for bizarre hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Both bottom-up and top-down theories face challenges: whereas top-down theorists need to account for where the belief comes from, and why it is so successful in affecting perceptual experiences, bottom-up theorists are pressed to explain why people tend to endorse a bizarre hypothesis to explain their unusual experiences, given that hypotheses with higher probability should be available to them.
For this test, we chose the insect clade because the bizarre hypothesis never gained any substantial support in any experimental settings and is generally not considered a plausible evolutionary scenario [ 30, 31].
None was disappointed by the quality of the work, but each – notably Tom Maschler – proclaimed that Sillitoe's representations of working-class existence were based upon a bizarre dystopian hypothesis.
– with a bizarre and impenetrable hypothesis that made my brain ache on a sunny Friday afternoon.
Certainly, the authors reject several alternative hypotheses to explain the bizarre distribution of cytb genes in bruchids.
Kevin Padian et al. (2004) challenged conventional hypotheses that that the purpose of bizarre cranial structures and post-cranial armor in dinosaurs, was either for attracting mates, intimidating/fighting rivals in the group, or intimidating potential predators of other species.
That seems bizarre in and of itself, but it's a somewhat understandable hypothesis.
