Sentence examples for difficult theory from inspiring English sources

The strong coupling between the quarks and gluons makes QCD a difficult theory to study.

His meditations on the difficult theory of the point were related to problems encountered in optics, space, and movement; they were published in 1671 under the general title Hypothesis Physica Nova ("New Physical Hypothesis").

The Barnsley manager, Simon Davey, said that the quality of the game demonstrated that the gulf between the Premier League and the Championship was narrowing but, putting aside the undoubted commitment of both teams, that was a difficult theory with which to agree.

This is a rather difficult theory.

It should be clear that Descartes' theory of ideas has been, and continues to be, a difficult theory to pin down.

However, this is a difficult theory to disprove.

Pure Land religion was very approachable in that it eschewed difficult theories and ascetic practices, teaching that in order to achieve rebirth it was necessary only to invoke the name of Amida and dwell on the marks of his divinity.

University of Pennsylvania professor Richard Ingersoll said in September that improving working conditions to retain minority teachers shouldn't be too difficult, in theory.

Thus, despite the interpretation given in Kubie and Fox (2015); Ormond and McNaughton (2015) in favor of the partial validity of a linearly summed grid to place model, it is difficult for theory to make a definitive prediction for experiments until the inter-relation of the mEC and hippocampus is better understood.

Calculations are difficult, fertility theories abound, and the population growth rate has fallen by more than 40%.

For a taut "no-word-wasted" writing style I like AJP Taylor, and to explain difficult scientific theories to numpties like me, then Michael Brooks takes some beating.