Sentence examples for certain theories of from inspiring English sources

Many physicists now think that there are more than three spatial dimensions, for example, since certain theories of subatomic matter are neater in 9 or 10 dimensions.

Loosely inspired by Chekhov's "Three Sisters" and certain theories of the brain, the play is an inspired theatrical meditation on isolation (1 15).

If certain theories of the universe that require extra dimensions are correct, the Large Hadron Collider could produce significant numbers of mini black holes.

Mr. Freeberg's focus is more on Howe than on Bridgman, and especially on the ways in which Howe's ambition for Bridgman was shaped by his fervent wish to prove certain theories of human nature.

In fact, given certain theories of what constitutes an artwork, the sculptor doesn't even have to do that much.

The analogy here is with certain theories of reference borrowed from the discussion of proper names and natural kinds (see, e.g., Boyd 1988).

On the other hand, the effects of certain theories on behaviour can be damaging.

Brillo Box, unlike the pile of Brillo boxes in the supermarket storeroom, is transfigured by "a certain theory of art".

If you hold a certain theory of education, that answer is not as circular as it sounds.

Some add an extra layer of projection and interpretation; they adhere to a certain theory of compatibility, rooted in psychology or brain chemistry or genetic coding, or they define themselves by other, more readily obvious indicators of similitude, such as race, religion, sexual predilection, sense of humor, or musical taste.

I could have said, "You are reading these books because you're in college, and these are the kinds of books that people in college read". If you hold a certain theory of education, that answer is not as circular as it sounds.