Sentence examples for builds a theory from inspiring English sources

Aristotle builds a theory of continuity and infinite divisibility of geometrical objects.

Dempster Shafer belief theory builds a theory of rational belief on an infinite monotone capacity $bel$ and its conjugate $plaus(X) = 1-bel(\neg X)$ (see the formal appendix).

The handpicked case study, which is Christensen's method, is a notoriously weak foundation on which to build a theory.

"What I'd learned from the failure of inclusive fitness is that you can't build a theory out of thin air," Wilson says.

My father compares BEN research to the story of the blind men and the elephant: everyone noticed something different and built a theory around it, and nobody saw the whole picture.

It could be regretted that Hauser does not challenge the received view of Bacon, but in a book resting mostly on secondary sources it would be a mistake to build a theory on the mythologies that envelop this artist.

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.

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.

He built a theory of reality around zero and infinity.

Then, after a (very) short course on nonsmooth analysis, we build a theory around these tools.

With the aid of nonsmooth analysis, we build a theory around these tools.