Sentence examples for circular theory from inspiring English sources

An apocryphal work, The Circular Theory of the Things in the Heaven, by Archytas Maximus, which has never been published in full, is preserved in Codex Ambrosianus D 27 sup.

He has a circular theory which suggests 1) you can never directly challenge racist views you don't agree with, and 2) that we have to perform some kind of Freudian magic to get to the heart of people's "true" anxieties.

Besides, circular theories of history are always predicated on a phenomenon Fulljames is reluctant to mention: the complete collapse of civilisations.

At any rate, to do so would be to give up on the ambition of offering a non-circular theory of even those values most amenable to FA accounts.

Analysis is iterative and circular between theory, hypothesis and data [ 19].

Even for cases in which a given mode is cut-on all along the duct according to standard circular duct theory, the modal amplitude is seen to depend strongly on the cross-sectional eccentricity.

(ii) Under the theory, circular definitions do not disturb the logic of the ground language.

In observing the circular dependence of theory and observation in science, and having classified the sciences, Comte may be regarded as the first philosopher of science in the modern sense of the term.

We relate this isometry to Voiculescu's theory of circular and semi-circular systems, and we study its analogue when the Segal Bargmann transform is replaced by the Hall transform on unitary groups of large dimensions.

Founded in 1884, the New York Cancer Hospital was designed with circular wards on the theory that they would prevent the accumulation of germ-bearing dust in corners.

Lepore repeats a common claim that advocates of disruption theory employ circular arguments: anything that succeeds is disruptive, and failure arises from insufficient disruption.