Sentence examples for establish a theory from inspiring English sources
One purpose of a language definition is to establish a theory of meanings upon which the understanding of particular programs may rest.
In passing, we establish a theory of moderate dimension growth for AH algebras, the existence of which was first supposed by Blackadar.
To establish a theory of solutions, it is necessary to construct a theoretical (or semitheoretical) equation for the excess Gibbs energy as a function of absolute temperature (T ) and the mole fractions x1 and x2.
The Simons Foundation has awarded a landmark $60 million grant to UC Berkeley to establish a theory of computing institute that promises to catalyze new advances in broad disciplines that affect our everyday lives, from how we spend our money to how we fight disease.
First, should we attempt to establish a theory of persistence, and then let this dictate our theory of time?
Thus, we need to establish a theory that allows us to handle systematically both time scales simultaneously.
He thus established a theory of valency (1852), which became the basis of modern structural chemistry.
He believed that careful observation and talking at length with patients, often over long walks were vital to establishing a theory.
For manipulating heat flow efficiently, recently we established a theory of temperature-dependent transformation thermotics which holds for steady-state cases.
