Sentence examples for fine theory from inspiring English sources
It is a fine theory that would seem worth putting to the electoral test.
"Its a fine theory," a top nonproliferation strategist in the administration said recently.
A fine theory, but one that had been difficult to confirm.
And besides, if they did, Israel could always go back in and wallop them again.It was a fine theory, and for a time it even worked.
A fine theory, except for one thing: according to it, the Moon's orbit should be close to, if not aligned with, the plane of Earth's equator.
With the banks, the big idea is protecting taxpayers by "bailing-in" bondholders to share the pain – a fine theory, but one that is yet to be tested on a truly serious scale in practice.
For researchers, prolonged follow-up can be a rock upon which fine theories founder, but it also can be a means of discovering robust and enduring truth.
(Rohrlich, 1988, p. 303) Roughly speaking, for Rohrlich a "coarser" theory is reducible to a "finer" theory in the philosophers' sense of being rigorously deduced from the latter just in case the mathematical framework of the finer theory reduces in the physicists' sense to the mathematical framework of the coarser theory.
