Sentence examples for early theoretical from inspiring English sources

He recalls Madison's and Jefferson's early theoretical notion of a state's right of nullification -- in this case, of President John Adams's oppressive Alien and Sedition Acts.

Fernando Pessoa's Philosophical Essays (Contra Mundum Press) – fresh from his seemingly inexhaustible posthumous trunk – presents early theoretical work ascribed to two English heteronyms.

Others, like Dr. Kip Thorne, a Caltech physicist who is noted for, among other work, his early theoretical research on black holes, said the observations could open exotic new realms.

The Frankfurt school went back to Marx's early theoretical works from the 1840s and tapped into his more humanist impulses found in the German-French Annals and in his correspondence with Arnold Ruge.

Early theoretical models of development equated development with economic growth and industrialization, and theorists saw countries that had not yet achieved these as being at an earlier or lower stage of development relative to Europe and North America.

Early theoretical models support this hypothesis (Dornbusch 1974).

This year's prize recognizes even earlier theoretical work.

He made some of the earliest theoretical contributions to research on market design and matching, in the 1950s and 1960s.

Thomson atomic model, earliest theoretical description of the inner structure of atoms, proposed about 1900 by Lord Kelvin and strongly supported by Sir Joseph John Thomson, who had discovered (1897) the electron, a negatively charged part of every atom.

Although the corporate idea was intimated in the congregationalism of colonial Puritan New England and in mercantilism, its earliest theoretical expression did not appear until after the French Revolution (1789) and was strongest in eastern Germany and Austria.

Various aspects of this model system have been the subject of earlier theoretical studies [2][3][4].