Sentence examples for class of theory from inspiring English sources
One general class of theory on homing behaviour postulates that the pigeon detects a discrepancy between a particular set of stimuli observed at the release site and its stored knowledge of what that set of stimuli should be like at home, and it then flies in such a direction as to reduce this discrepancy.
The first class of theory concerns the identification of the causally relevant conditions of an outcome, or, in the language of causal minimalists, 'cause-in-fact'.
An influential class of theory proposes that the frontal lobes are organized along their rostrocaudal axis to support hierarchical cognitive control.
The other class of theories holds that being married is simply correlated with higher wages.
Thus, for a very wide class of theories, incompleteness and undecidability go hand in hand.
As Bernays noted in Hilbert and Bernays 1934, the theorem permits generalizations in two directions: first, the class of theories to which the theorem applies can be broadened to a wider class of theories.
It has also been denied that sounds have any spatial locations, which gives rise to a fourth class of theories, aspatial theories.
To a large extent, Millikan's theory has been responsible for the great interest, both positive and negative, that philosophers have shown in this general class of theories.
A third class of theories tries to stake a middle ground between these two strategies (e.g. Hurley 2003a, 2003b, 2006).
We already know that the EGR belongs to the class of theories which are invariant with respect to reparametrization [64, 65, 66, 67].
