Sentence examples for by a theory of from inspiring English sources

Third, these reform imperatives must be accompanied by a theory of social change (Part III).

Most change programs don't work because they are guided by a theory of change that is fundamentally flawed.

The idea that it was all the fault of Kaiser Bill had been replaced by a theory of competing empires and capitalism's need for profits and markets.

But Izzard's whole perspective is underpinned and guided far more by a theory of how comedy works than a concern with the quirks of different languages.

In France, supposition theory was replaced by a theory of "speculative grammar" or "modism" (so called because it appealed to "modes of signifying").

In a similar vein, the American psychologist B.F. Skinner tried to account for the acquisition of subjective terms in language by a theory of verbal behaviour.

In keeping with one of our previous studies [ 12], cognitive development as indexed by a theory-of-mind test accounted for a unique proportion of the variance in children's interpretation and internal attributions of anxiety-related physical symptoms.

A corporate leader succeeds by finding the right strategies, not by developing a theory of the corporation.

Motivated by metaphysical considerations, object theory starts by proposing a theory of objects and relations (usually formulated in a second order quantified modal language).

What do we gain by applying a theory of labor to think about the invisible work performed by fans and other consumers within the new media economy?

In 1983 Gardner challenged the assumption of a single intelligence by proposing a theory of "multiple intelligences".