Sentence examples for formulated theories from inspiring English sources

Gerstenberg formulated theories of instrumental and dramatic music that opposed those of Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

Vigny's consultations enlarged upon his philosophy, formulated theories about the fate of man, and defined the principles that he thought should govern human conduct.

In collaboration with William Fowler and others in the United States, he formulated theories about the origins of stars as well as about the origins of elements within stars.

During this time he opened a private school, attracted impressive students and formulated theories about how an ideal society, based on the example of a past golden age, could be shaped from the cutthroat craziness of the world he lived in.

The exhibition shifts into different terrain with works like Chase's "Idle Hours," from around 1894, which shows children lounging outside in the grass and points, if indirectly, to the ideas of 17th- and 18th-century thinkers Jean-Jacques Rousseau and John Locke, who formulated theories about childhood and the "natural" tendencies of children, which could be shaped by education.

Several well formulated theories of student development and career evolution describe the process by which students at the individual level transition into becoming scientists and employ their skills in different settings.

Inasmuch as Jacobi had a well formulated theory of knowledge at this stage of his development, it is to be found there.

While this initiative wasn't based on any concrete, formulated theory, the result has been a well-defined and efficient process that teaches small businesses how to leverage the ERM principles previously used by much larger organizations.

In this scenario, amplitude and intensity statistics (such as mean and variance) depend not on only motion but also on hyper-reflective static regions due to the presence of these specular components, as shown in our formulated theory.

In their recently formulated theory on the role of temperament in the etiology of childhood psychopathology, Muris and Ollendick [ 32] assume that different aspects of effortful control are allied to specific types of symptoms.

Most economists observe the world's economies from afar, and try to formulate theories to explain them.