The axiom schema of replacement has played a significant role in developing a theory of ordinal numbers.
For his book "Radicalisation," published just before the January attacks, he spent three days a week in French prisons for three years, developing a theory of inmate conversion.
I'm also developing a theory that in order to keep the mind healthy and wise, we must read one well-written, exquisitely composed crime/spy novel per year.
He is a distinguished chair in consciousness science at the University of Wisconsin, and for much of his life he has been developing a theory of consciousness.
Yesterday, the Nobel prize in physics was shared – as many had expected – by Peter Higgs (UK) and François Englert (Belgium) for developing a theory to explain how fundamental particles acquire mass.
Kidron played a key role in developing a theory, that of the permanent arms economy, to account for the west's long postwar boom and the strength of working class reformism.
She has worked with or trained a wide range of charities and funders on developing a theory of change and ways to measure their impact, including the National Children's Bureau.
Somehow, this combination of work, family history, and deep boredom led Jevons to spend his days developing a theory about value, helping to start what is known as the marginal revolution.
His talk will focus on M-theory, a broad mathematical framework that encompasses string theory, which is regarded by many physicists as the best hope yet of developing a theory of everything.
Even now, in addition to her work on sex and gender, she continues work on very different projects, including developing a theory on the relationship between economics and ecology.
It was then that Dr. Madeleine Leininger, now an emeritus professor of nursing at Wayne State University in Detroit, began developing a theory that used techniques drawn from anthropology to investigate people's underlying beliefs and traditional healing arts.
