Sentence examples for double theory from inspiring English sources

It is this double theory of language that provides the theoretical backbone of linguistic Platonism.

Crusius by contrast accepted Scotus's double theory of motivation, and held that there are actions that we ought to do regardless of any ends we have, even the end of our own perfection and happiness.

This was the black mark that connoisseurs of the body-double theory were obsessed by.

The doubling theory is extended with a new approach.

In this paper, we first have an overview of the existing optimality criteria of FF designs, and then propose a construction theory for 2n−m GMC designs with 33N/128≤n≤5N/16, where N= 2n−m is the run size and n is the number of factors, for all N's and n's, via the doubling theory and SOS resolution IV designs.

To explain the pathogenesis of these cases, the most accepted hypothesis will be the double hit theory: first hit, predisposition for disease as a consequence of primary mtDNA mutation, and second hit, the effects of genetic modifier.

This revised hypothesis represents an optimistic, inverted interpretation of double demotivation theory (Carr 1996), which predicts that by bridging between professions boundary objects will transform at least one of the professions involved.

As Feigl himself frequently pointed out, it was the early Schlick's "double-knowledge" or "double-language" theory that exerted the greatest influence upon his own approach (see, for example, Feigl 1981, p. 288).

Then there is the slightly more complex "double marginalization" theory.

The sophisticated new double genocide theory has its roots in the Holocaust-era canard that the Jews are all communists and get what they deserve.

A theoretical model based on the electrical double layer theory was first proposed.