Sentence examples for gaps in the theory from inspiring English sources
Gaps in the theory exist for which there is no evidence.
Special care will be taken to notice problems that might not have present-day analogues, to prepare students for anticipating future gaps in the theory and practice of AGI safety and control.
Eleven parents in Dover, Pa., sued their school board a year ago when the board voted that ninth grade biology students should be read a brief statement saying there are "gaps in the theory" of evolution and that intelligent design is another explanation they should examine.
Gaps in the Theory exist for which there is no evidence.
Lastly, she said, many creationist students believe that there are some intrinsic "gaps" in the theory, rendering it false to which she exclaimed, "What gaps?", further comparing the argument to the markings on a ruler.
However, because of the large volume and richness of data we were largely able to avoid gaps in the theory.
From this perspective, teaching undergraduates economics as a series of interconnected debates at best risks needlessly confusing students and at worst actively misleading them by suggesting problems or gaps in the theories where there are none (well, at least none that impressionable young students need to worry about).
This paper addresses a gap in the theory, the effect of interfacial friction in closed cracks and, in particular, its influence on the most unstable crack orientation and, hence, the compressive strength of materials.
Other authors tried to validate real options theory (Triantis and Borison, 2001) or fill a gap in the theory (Peng, 2010).
We fill a gap in the theory of elliptic systems on bounded domains, by proving the -independence of the index and null-space under "minimal" smoothness assumptions.
