Sentence examples for equilibration theory from inspiring English sources
For more on irritations and their relation to a theory of learning see Mölders [11] who builds on Piaget's equilibration theory [12].
For example, equilibration theory may offer a causal mechanism for the success of homogeneous groups.
Consistent with equilibration theory, within inquiry instruction, low reasoners made significantly greater reasoning gains and had significantly higher reasoning transfer scores when placed in homogeneous groups.
Results are consistent with equilibration theory, supporting the idea that students benefit from the opportunity for self-regulation without the guidance or direction of a more capable peer.
Thus, equilibration theory predicts that students should experience greater reasoning gains and higher science achievement in homogeneous groups where equilibration (self-regulation) is more likely to take place unimpeded.
Furthermore, Eqn 4 is of the same form as the CO2 equilibration curve of the BE theory presented by Siggaard-Andersen [ 11, 17, 20, 25].
Nano-scale phase separation encountered in metallic glasses is investigated for amorphous Fe80B20 and Fe83B17 alloys in an interaction field calculated via electronic theory of alloys in pseudopotential approximation combined with MC equilibration and reverse MC simulation.
The algorithm is tested against degenerate electron ion equilibration, and the degenerate resistivity transport coefficient from unmagnetised first order transport theory.
The method is tested against the analytical theory of test particle slowing in a background plasma and the thermal equilibration of a Maxwellian distribution.
