Sentence examples for formulated a theory from inspiring English sources

Nobody had so far formulated a theory of the development of life, free from the guiding hand of the Creator.

Kermani has observed Ashbery's behavior in Hudson and in Chelsea and has formulated a theory about the difference.

Mr. Samuelson also formulated a theory of public goods — that is, goods that can be provided effectively only through collective, or government, action.

Based upon this conviction Freud formulated a theory indicating that personality is shaped by such experiences as well as by other traumatic or frustrating events.

The term was adopted and popularized by literary critics from the writings of the psychologist Carl Jung, who formulated a theory of a "collective unconscious".

Now, from preliminary evidence derived from experiments on rats and reported in a recent issue of the journal Science, a team of researchers in Philadelphia has formulated a theory to answer the above questions.

In 1881 the Cuban physician and epidemiologist Carlos Juan Finlay began to formulate a theory of insect transmission.

There's a lot of time for thinking while running 26 miles and I had begun formulating a theory.

Will we one day spawn a human who can formulate a theory that can explain these things?

Friston was not content to formulate a theory of the human brain; he had applied his principle to animals, even plants.

This characteristic has led some scholars to formulate a theory of a "life cycle" or "natural history" common to all social movements.