Sentence examples for criterion theories from inspiring English sources

The proposed two types of failure criterion theories can effectively model the strength law of plain concrete under combined compression-shear stress.

The second criterion is that the doctor explains as much as the patient wants (the "concrete patient criterion theory") [ 11- 13].

The first criterion is that the explanation should be as comprehensive as a typical doctor would provide in a similar situation (the "rational doctor criterion theory") [ 11- 13].

The case study illustrates the differences between the different ethical theories and the need for a more wide ranging 'multi-criteria' theory of ethics.

Using the scaling criteria number (pi_{4} = frac{vt}{L}), and based on scaling criteria theory, we obtain: left( {frac{vt}{L}} right)_{text{prototype}} = left( {frac{vt}{L}} right)_{text{model}}and, t_{text{model}} = frac{r(L)}{r v)} cdot t_{text{prototype}} = R^{2} cdot t_{text{prototype}}.

Using the scaling criteria number (pi_{2} = frac{alpha }{vL}), and based on scaling criteria theory, we obtain: left( {frac{alpha }{vL}} right)_{text{prototype}} = left( {frac{alpha }{vL}} right)_{text{model}}and, v_{text{model}} = frac{r alpha )}{r(L)} cdot v_{text{prototype}} = frac{1}{R} cdot v_{text{prototype}}. (3) Permeability.

One might as well have as one's criterion of theory choice: "Choose theories you take to be true!" Restricting the application of the criterion of ontological commitment is not the solution to the problem of false existentials.

One might as well have as one's criterion of theory choice: "Choose true theories!" So, the idea of restricting ontological commitment to true theories is a non-starter.

On the modal entailment criterion, these theories have the same ontological commitments; moreover, supposing numbers do exist, the theory that explicitly denies the existence of numbers is nonetheless committed to numbers.

But suppose one wanted to be able to apply the quantifier criterion to theories containing singular terms.

There has been a trend in recent metaphysics to take ideological commitment to be as important if not more important than ontological commitment with respect to providing a criterion of theory choice, at least for fundamental theories (see especially Sider 2011 12 155).