These theories then spurred a "Hills Have Eyes" theory about such experiments leading to mutants.
More and more art, it seems, is being made with one eye on theory.
As they merged in the viewer's eye, the theory went, the pigments -- always in complementary pairs -- would produce a more luminous effect than if they had been mixed on the palette.
Instead, just a few short takes on things that caught my eye: Chaos Theory: Politico reports that Democrats are planning to run against Congressional Republicans by portraying them as incapable of acting responsibly, of creating "chaos".
"It was the 'don't run with a sharp stick you'll poke your eye out' theory of behavior change," said Michael Haines, who was the coordinator of the school's Health Enhancement Services.
"We see through the eyes of theory," writes the physicist David Deutsch, quoting Karl Popper.
Exposing a design to many hands and eyes, the theory goes, results in safer products.
There are two prevalent views about what leads to alternations during binocular rivalry: eye-based theories postulate that the two eyes compete for dominance, while stimulus-based theories postulate that it is coherent perceptual representations that are in competition (Papathomas et al. [24]).
Kovács et al. [2] interpreted their results on interocular grouping (IOG) as evidence against eye-based theories of rivalry.
Some of the more eye-popping theories espoused after Earhart's disappearance include that: she was secretly an American spy who got captured by the Japanese and executed, that she assumed another identity and lived out her days as a banker named Irene, and that she had turned around mid-flight and fallen into the ocean.
Every day, billions of social exchanges occur in the digital wild, each tagged with and linked to the kind of data that many social scientists would give their eye teeth for.In theory, theory and practice are the same.
