Sentence examples for genuine theory from inspiring English sources

A genuine "theory of biology" does not yet exist - there are many more to be discovered.

The idea of avoiding the liar paradox by allowing truth-value gaps did in fact appear several times in the literature before Kripke's paper, but Kripke was among the first to make it an integral part of a genuine theory.

Yet this active manipulation of signs is not equivalent to postulating an active human subject that could resist, redefine, or produce its own signs, thus Baudrillard fails to develop a genuine theory of agency.

In a similar vein, he raises the stakes for what should be achieved by the genre that is not merely a genre the novel: a "genuine theory of poetry would be a theory of the novel," he claims.

In this case TA can explain everything that TB explains, but TA need not encompass the theoretical principles of TB (as in genuine theory reduction), which allows for the possibility that TB contains inadequate theoretical notions and is replaced by TA.

The liberal U.S. senator Edward Kennedy wrote in 2002 that "intelligent design is not a genuine scientific theory and, therefore, has no place in the curriculum of our nation's public school science classes".

I conclude by suggesting, optimistically, that a genuine computational theory of human intelligence will emerge in the next 50 years if we stick to the right, biologically inspired questions, and work toward biologically informed models.

Every genuine scientific theory then, in Popper's view, is prohibitive, in the sense that it forbids, by implication, particular events or occurrences.

But semi-classical quantum gravity was never viewed as anything more than a stepping stone to a genuine quantum theory of gravity, and its breakdown is expected to be manifested when Planck-scale physics comes into play.

The point, however, is that, if the account of Plantinga and Jager is to be understood as a genuine semantic theory as they seem to purport, numerous difficulties must be addressed before the account can be considered viable.

On a de re reading, the claim that a bunch of flowers could not survive rearrangement of the parts—while the aggregate of the individual flowers composing it could must be backed up by a genuine metaphysical theory about those entities.