Sentence examples for build a theory of from inspiring English sources
It warrants further research to improve our understanding and to build a theory of this type of social relationship.
The similarities may help build a theory of coordination and communication for release management in FOSS ecosystems.
We build a theory of IPOs, employing a case study method to address two research questions what types of IPOs exist in China?
Through the description of two manipulation experiments we offer a proposal on which to build a theory of symbolic representations for physical interactions.
Whereas Morgenthau rooted his theory in the struggle for power, which he related to human nature, Waltz made an effort to avoid any philosophical discussion of human nature, and set out instead to build a theory of international politics analogous to microeconomics.
Rajagopal (2003b, p. 05) concludes his digressions highlighting the necessary elements to build a theory of resistance: the exercise of power re-articulation within the International sphere; the nature of human liberalization aimed; the relationship between reformist and radical resistance; and the plurality and fragmentation of diverse States.
And while it may be specious to build a theory on an empirical sample of two, the experience of belonging to such a counterintuitive migration seems to produce writers preoccupied with places and the spaces in between them.
"What I'd learned from the failure of inclusive fitness is that you can't build a theory out of thin air," Wilson says.
It is therefore essential to build a theory to examine the impact of shipping connectivity on two types of trade flows (intra-trade and extra-trade) in the era of regional integration.
To be able to discuss it in polite company, economists renamed it "maximization of utility," and built a theory of the world that everyone benefits when we seek to maximize our own individual welfare.
