Sentence examples for broad theoretical from inspiring English sources

The key difference in this year's discussions, however, was the progression of the issue from a broad theoretical concept to actually seeing practical examples of how it is being both experienced and addressed on the ground.

Of course, even broad theoretical agreement won't mean an end to tactical divides, like how best to protect legalized abortion and gay rights or seek social justice for minorities, without alienating a majority of the electorate.

The hope was that political scientists would develop broad theoretical approaches that would be validated by quantitative empirical methods, thus moving political science away from the disciplines of history, law, and philosophy and instead bringing it closer to the scientific approaches of economics, sociology, and psychology.

The indeterminate character of the broad theoretical formulations offered to account for transfer of training and the often unsuccessful ways in which they were applied to the practical problems of classroom teaching led some psychologists to retreat to the laboratory in the hope of identifying more clear-cut, fundamental processes in transfer of training.

Research traditions can share some broad theoretical commitments and yet still be distinct research traditions.

Perceptual symbols and simulators (Barsalou, 1999) represent broad theoretical constructs intended to accommodate all aspects of cognitive representation.

Four broad theoretical perspectives are adopted, including firm-level economic ("macro"), psychological ("micro"), institutional, and technical-feasibility perspectives.

We develop a broad theoretical framework for modelling difficult perceptual information integration tasks under different decision rules.

The analysis builds on a broad theoretical framework, which embraces both economic and norm-based motivations in explaining household behavior.

Sure enough, the index has underperformed Hedge Fund Research's broader theoretical benchmark in each of the last seven years, typically by a meaningful margin.

"So let's take the broader theoretical implications of this," Ramachandran said one afternoon, while we were visiting the San Diego Rehabilitation Institute at Alvarado Hospital, where he had examined a paralyzed stroke patient suffering from limb denial.