Sentence examples for developing a new theory from inspiring English sources

We learn about an inspired Charles Darwin developing a new theory evolution while watching finches on the Galápagos Islands.

LEAD: When Howard Gardner, a Harvard psychologist, and his colleague David Feldman, a psychologist at Tufts University, began developing a new theory of intelligence several years ago, they thought of it as an academic endeavor only, a research project on how the mind works.

Notwithstanding such an attitude, Penbygull gave an original contribution to logic by developing a new theory of identity, which solved the problems that Wyclif's analysis of predication had raised, and by refining Wyclif's theory of predication itself.

Since they conducted a content analysis, focusing on describing the process rather than developing a new theory, they did not prioritise concerns nor analyse their interrelatedness [ 28].

After seeing photographs of the crime scene, Taylor developed a new theory: she was Wilson's protector.

In the years since, especially in Europe, sociologists developed a new theory of crowd behavior called the Elaborated Social Identity Model.

This paper developed a new theory of vacuum membrane distillation, which can be readily applicable to other membrane distillation processes.

To account for this phenomenon, Dawson develops a new theory of group interests that emphasizes perceptions of "linked fates" and black economic subordination.

To solve such problems, a graduate student named David Waltz (now a professor of electrical engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana) developed a new theory of shadows and edges, which helped them eliminate most of these difficulties.

These include searching for the first celestial objects to form in the universe, investigating whether we need to develop a new theory of gravity, and looking for the building blocks of life in space.

Results are combined with prior art to develop a new theory regarding catalyst particle formation over a range of catalyst concentrations.