Sentence examples for elementary theory from inspiring English sources

But Mike Stanton, a Yankee reliever, has a more elementary theory: "It's a gift from God," he said, "and he's a freak".

Surviving in notebooks from throughout his career are a first collection of material for a painting treatise, a model book of sketches for sacred and profane architecture, a treatise on elementary theory of mechanics, and the first sections of a treatise on the human body.

A basic result of Tarski is that the elementary theory of Boolean algebras is decidable.

Elementary theory is also presented to help explain the observed trends.

An elementary theory for non-linear vibrations of viscoelastic sandwich beams is presented.

In the following, however, we present an alternative method that uses only elementary theory from linear algebra.

The latter are also compared with dispersion curves predicted by elementary theories of fluid-loaded plates.

It is shown that the compressibility of the fluid dramatically extends the validity ranges of elementary theories and this phenomenon is explained.

It is concluded that the "elementary" theories and the "engineering methods" in which a "dynamic load factor" is applied to the static solution tend to underestimate the maximum values of the plate deflections in the vicinity of the free end of the cantilever plate.

First, the equations of motion are established for the rod based upon the elementary wave theory, the Love theory and the Mindlin–Herrmann theory.

Later models also generally use the formalism of continuous spontaneous localisation (CSL), phrased in terms of stochastic differential equations (Pearle 1989, also sketched in the entry on collapse theories), but for present purposes we shall stick to the more elementary GRW theory.