Sentence examples for defence theory from inspiring English sources

Avery's blood was found inside Halbach's vehicle, and the documentary explains the defence theory that it could have been planted there from a vial in the possession of the police.

Our results show that aggression encourages less competitive mice to adopt a scramble competitive strategy through temporal partitioning and provides empirical evidence for the predictions of resource defence theory.

This in turn naturally strengthened the central defence theory.

The peripheral defence theory was based on building smaller fortifications in advance positions to meet the enemy at an early stage, while the central defence theory was meant to weaken the enemy step by step in minor skirmishes and ambushes carried out by forces supplied and supported by central fortresses not located in the front line.

These include the Quantitative Defence Theory [ 55], the Optimal Defence Theory (ODT) [ 56, 57], the Growth-Differentiation Balance (GDB) hypothesis [ 56, 58, 59], and the Resource Availability Hypothesis (RAH) [ 60- 62].

Climbing plants have shown patterns of herbivory-induced chemical defences (Gianoli et al. 2007) that conform to optimal defence theory (Zangerl and Rutledge 1996).

This title highlights the recurring theme in all defence theories, which is that defence is costly.

Ultimately, though, the trial revolved around the testimony of one witness, the research anaesthesiologist Paul White, who testified that he found the defence's theory persuasive.

SO WE can put the Lieberman-for-defence-secretary theory to bed.

It should be noted, however, that Weyl's defence of his theory implicitly addresses an important methodological consideration concerning the relation between theory and evidence.

It's what allowed OJ to be seen as everything but an abuser and for the LAPD to be cast as villains, even if Clark could drunkenly poke holes in the conspiracy theory defence.