Sheridan is grappling with the great theoretical questions of the universe.
The great theoretical physicist breakfasted on these slightly sweetened fried eggs.
Jeb, compared to his brother, seems much more sincerely devoted to the great theoretical cause of American conservatism, limited government.
But what I see when I look at the business school graduates that come to work here is they come with a great theoretical knowledge about business.
The pill, in "Side Effects," condenses the obsession: it's an invention of great theoretical sophistication, which in turn alters patients' mental state — and behavior.
He says the doctrine is "a great theoretical idea" but that the training of the soldiers who are expected to implement it — infantrymen — has not caught up.
To these may be added two other very important contributions of the 17th and 18th centuries, each of great theoretical importance.
This phenomenon of apparent despecialization has been a topic of great theoretical interest: are rapid growth and specialization mutually exclusive activities?
In his book "More and Different", the great theoretical physicist Philip W. Anderson describes this as a "seamless web" – a body of firmly established theory, now extending from physics through molecular biology, which in many situations, traps dubious observations.
(The very same copy also had a profound effect on another young borrower, John Maynard Smith, who went on to become one of the great theoretical biologists of the age).So why the disclaimer in "Childhood's End"?
A particular phenomenon associated with the rates of chemical reactions that is of great theoretical and practical interest is catalysis, the acceleration of chemical reactions by substances not consumed in the reactions themselves substances known as catalysts.
