Sentence examples for fertile theory from inspiring English sources

It isn't easy to find another example of such a rich, fertile theory conjured, as it were, out of nothing.

This is that in people, oestrus the outward signs of ovulation has been lost, so that men cannot tell when women are fertile.This theory is based on the idea that in evolutionary terms it benefits women to disguise when they are fertile so that their menfolk will stick around all the time.

On the other hand, this is the Middle East, which is the most fertile conspiracy-theory breeding ground in the world.

Many authors have indicated that the CSR notion was a fertile ground for theory development and empirical analysis (McWilliams et al. 2006).

And, just like John F Kennedy's assassination, it's a cold war moment fertile with conspiracy theories, claim and counter-claim for your class to research and investigate.

This conspiracy theory found fertile ground in Kennedy.

Why is the Willamette Valley so fertile, according to geologic theory cited in the article?

In the 1970s, Professor Schelling moved on to other social questions that seemed to be fertile ground for game theory, notably the dynamics behind racial change in American neighborhoods.

Manfred Morari's years of graduate studies at the University of Minnesota (1974 1977), coincided with an intense period of fertile reexamination of control theory and its relevance to the industrial practice, that led to new questions and challenges, which defined Manfred's PhD research and determined the directions in which he would reshape the academic landscape and industrial practice.

But the research of ferroelectric domain state in the unusual way should be a fertile area for further theory and experiment.

There is a middle ground, and it is fertile soil for a theory of political obligation, just as it is for those who believe that being a member of a family entails obligations that we have neither chosen, on the one hand, nor incurred against our will, on the other.