Dr. Cohen's guilt-free vanity zone fit the emerging theory that men are people, too.
It is this question of pride that feeds into an emerging theory about what the problem might be for the US entertainment industry.
"Our findings fit into the emerging theory that species which have been presumed extinct are beginning to be re-discovered in Costa Rica and elsewhere".
But it is also because there is an emerging theory about a superior Asian model of government, put forward by both despairing Western businesspeople and hubristic Asian chroniclers.
This sort of "single-point failure" figures prominently in an emerging theory of what went wrong with the Deepwater Horizon's blind shear ram, according to interviews and documents.
By doing so, Dr. Stebbins gave botanists a framework within which to view the evolution of plants, the newly emerging theory of neo-Darwinism, in which new findings in genetics and other fields were merged with Darwin's theories.
It is significant because, if correct (and Google refuses to comment), it adds to the emerging theory that Google's highly complex search algorithms are increasingly at odds with the social web.
Researchers from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York are providing new evidence to support an emerging theory that explains how defects in the gene BRCA1 can cause breast cancer.
The theory-building process is finalized by iterating case data, emerging theory, and extant literature.
We apply these results in an emerging theory: automated design of voting rules by learning.
To do so, we identified the constants within each initial category to determine the emerging theory (Gray 2004).
