Sentence examples for generalized theory from inspiring English sources

Starting with the generalized theory of AE, it is shown that both elastic waves generated due to impact and AE waves due to cracking are rationally to be analyzed on the basis of elastodynamics.

In the words of the young Marx, religion is "the generalized theory of the world..., its logic in popular form".

UNDER some generalized theory of the universe, it was probably inevitable that one day a France-based sect would, among other things, worship aliens from outer space, try to clone a human and hatch a plan to settle in Israel.

In this generalized theory, three examples of ways in which oxidation-state changes can occur are by oxygen-atom (gain, oxidation; loss, reduction), hydrogen-atom (loss, oxidation; gain, reduction), and electron (loss, oxidation; gain, reduction) transfer.

This generalized theory is called the Riesz-Schauder theory.

In effect, singular definite descriptions are just special cases of Sharvy's generalized theory of descriptions.

Arguably the maximality condition in Sharvy's generalized theory of descriptions should be dropped altogether.

During all those days on the highway, with lots of time on my hands for theorizing, generalizing, and speaking my generalized theories into my iPhone while swerving off into the spacious landscape, I thought about this idea of grievance, of feeling left behind.

Boyle's scientific work is characterized by its reliance on experiment and observation and its reluctance to formulate generalized theories.

However, Tile Illusions have not been explained completely by these so-called generalized theories.

The extended modeling capabilities of such generalized continuum theories come with a cost: the generalized theories require additional boundary conditions and the extended constitutive laws may, in the most general cases, involve very significant numbers of material parameters.