Sentence examples for bound theory from inspiring English sources

The method is based on the plastic lower bound theory.

Cramér-Rao lower bound theory may also be used for estimating the performance of a positioning algorithm.

Also, one has to keep in mind that connection tables are based on the valence bound theory (VB) which is already a simplification of molecular reality.

In this section, we consider the lower bound theory for the low-rank matrix approximation based on a useful decomposition of (D^{dagger} - A^{dagger}).

Our new lower bound is sharper and more valid than other existing lower bounds in literature, which is a useful complement to the lower bound theory of discrepancies.

The method determines the maximum shear capacity based on the lower bound theory of plastic design.

We use the tightly bound ion theory, which explicitly accounts for the correlation and ensemble effects for counterions, to calculate the electrostatic free energy landscapes for DNA helix bending.

But, if his depressions were biochemically based, what would that do to Angier's double-bind theory?

Other times, 'Universal Grammar' is used to refer to certain specific proposals as to the content of our innate linguistic knowledge, such as the Government-Binding theorist's claim that we have inborn knowledge of such things as the Principle of Structure Dependence, Binding theory, Theta theory, the Empty Category Principle, etc.

Of course there is a logical space between the conclusion that something constrains the acquisition mechanism and the Chomskyan view that these constraints are inborn representations of Binding Theory, Theta theory, the ECP, the principle of Greed or Shortest Path and so on.

On the second reading, however, it is possible that learners have innate knowledge of language without that knowledge's being knowledge of UG (as currently described by linguists): learners might know things about language, yet not know Binding Theory, or the Principle of Structure Dependence, etc.