Sentence examples for has developed a theory of from inspiring English sources

Out of this, she has developed a theory of escape.

I wonder if he has developed a Theory of Everything.

THADÉE PECZALSKI has developed a theory of sub-electrons1 which explains the absorption of electromagnetic waves by charged small particles.

Ignoring that good advice, my company has developed a theory of communications that, once recognized and applied, has helped solve problems in attitude and operational effectiveness.

Professor Grosz has developed a theory of discourse structure that specifies how discourse interpretation depends on interactions among speaker intentions, attentional state, and linguistic form.

Over the past decade literary critic and editor Jerome McGann has developed a theory of textuality based in writing and production rather than in reading and interpretation.

IN fact, very few Supreme Court justices have developed a theory of stare decisis that is entirely satisfying.

In the last few years, FORCES researchers have developed a theory of resilience and economics incentives in cyber-physical systems.

Emerson had suffered tragic deaths before, and, partly as a result, had developed a theory of spiritual profit and loss: surely the greatest costs led to the richest benefits?

Wakefield had developed a theory of "systematic colonization" in 1829 that advocated a careful synchronization between the sale of land at a fixed price and the introduction of capital and labour.

They know that John never saw Mary move the marble and that as far as he is concerned it is still where he put it, in Box A. Older children have developed a theory of mind; they understand that other people sometimes have false beliefs.