Sentence examples for extending this theory from inspiring English sources

Extending this theory to cows, he adds: "In small populations such as herds you would encounter identifiable dialectical variations which are most affected by the immediate peer group".

Extending this theory, we offer managerial and policy recommendations to support value creation by advanced materials ventures.

Therefore, this study contributes to extending this theory to the entrepreneurial strategy realm and empirically examining this theory as a strategic approach in real life case studies.

We extend this theory to sustainable HCI and contribute a space for future eco-feedback design among children.

We extend this theory to the realm of unicellular organisms by developing mathematical models of genetic circuits that allow trading of a common good (specifically, signaling molecules) required for growth in bacteria in order to demonstrate comparative advantage interactions.

Here we extend this theory in order to also include the possibility of scattering to the NRR mode and find that the amplitude of each scattering channel is proportional to the amplitude of the Fourier component of the RI, (see SI): and, accounting also for the negative frequency branch, we similarly obtain: where ν is the velocity of the travelling RI.

The current work extends this theory by obtaining a relationship between the B-number and the stand-off distance of the form yf="A(B x1/4, where yf is the standoff distance along x, the streamwise direction, and A(B) is a function that depends only on the B-number.

Snowdon (1959) extended this theory to system having complex stiffness.

In "Humean Supervenience Debugged", Lewis notes how to extend this theory to indeterministic worlds.

We would like to extend this theory and these methods to the integral equation, and we refer to [22 26], but this question is still an open problem.

Singh and Dahiya [7] have extended this theory for inhomogeneous plasma by obtaining the KdV equation for one-dimensional soliton using reductive perturbation technique (RPT) along with appropriate coordinate transformation.