You develop theories and hypotheses, but you don't know if readers will respond.
Fidel Castro writes of Obama: "My modest suggestion is that he reflects and doesn't try to develop theories about Cuban politics".
Recently, however, researchers have begun to speak of an A.I. Spring emerging as scientists develop theories on the workings of the human mind.
Luckily for me, such doubts, instead of inspiring me to develop theories like my uncle's, have guided me toward accepting faith and doubt as inseparable twins.
Soon after J.J. Thomson's discovery of the electron in 1897, there were several attempts to develop theories of chemical bonds based on electrons.
From the earliest attempts to understand the material world in rational terms, chemists have struggled to develop theories of matter that satisfactorily explain both permanence and change.
Dr. Tilly mined immense piles of original documents for raw data and contemporary accounts — including municipal archives, unpublished letters and diaries — that he used to develop theories applicable to many contexts.
Merton H. Miller, a professor of finance who won the 1990 Nobel in economic science for helping develop theories that were used to evaluate the risks of individual investments, died yesterday at his home in Chicago.
If we are truly educating our youth to be active citizens in a democracy who can think for themselves, teaching must encourage students to grapple with multiple perspectives, ask provocative questions and develop theories that can be supported with evidence.
During World War II he helped develop theories behind full-employment policies and, under William Henry Beveridge, the chief economic adviser to the government, worked on plans for Britain's postwar welfare state.
For the later Wittgenstein and many philosophers influenced by him, the proper role of philosophy is not, as it was for Russell, to develop theories in answer to philosophical problems but to clear up the conceptual confusions through which philosophical problems arise in the first place.
