Sentence examples for classification of theories from inspiring English sources

Either of capacity or load can be deterministic or probabilistic, which leads to a four-type typology, as opposed to the traditional classification of theories of nuclear safety as either deterministic or probabilistic.

Here it suffices to recall that a fundamental theme of proof theory (and in particular that part of it which is known as ordinal analysis) is the classification of theories by means of transfinite ordinals that measure their "consistency strength" and "computational power".

In the pages of Biology Direct, the study of Wolf and Koonin [ 16] that the author cites, makes a reasonable effort to provide a summary of main theories, and I would also recommend the classification of various theories given by Rob Knight in the published review accompanying this same paper.

It proposes a two-dimensional classification of immigration policy theories, distinguishing between 'issue-specific' theories that capture immigration policy processes regardless of the political system in place and 'regime-specific' theories whose insights are tied to the characteristics of a political system.

In this article we mostly consider moduli theory as the fine part of classification theory of complex varieties: and we want to show how in some lucky cases topology helps also for the fine classification, allowing the study of the structure of moduli spaces: as we have done quite concretely in several papers [30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 36, 37].

It proposes a two-fold classification of immigration policy theories, distinguishing between features of immigration policy-making that are intrinsic to the issue of immigration and thus valid regardless of the political system in place, as well as those that indeed seem to portray a 'regime effect'.

It is useful in this regard to use terminologies and classifications of system theory coupled with terminology of non-linear dynamics and stability theorem.

According to the Mathematics Subject Classification (MSC), mathematical economics falls into the Applied mathematics/other classification of category 91: Game theory, economics, social and behavioral sciences with MSC2010 classifications for 'Game theory' at codes 91Axx and for 'Mathematical economics' at codes 91Bxx.

The classification theory of algebraic varieties proposes to classify the birational equivalence classes of projective varieties.

This methodology is under the guidance of two optimal classification theories, a new classification theory for designing optimal classifiers with controlled error rates and the C.K. Chow's optimal classification theory for designing optimal classifiers with controlled conditional error.

To date the biological foundation of classification of diseases by humor theory has been little studied and the mechanism of action is still unclear.