Sentence examples for heuristic theory from inspiring English sources

A heuristic theory for computational mass transfer phenomena has been studied.

We discuss the implications of our findings for theories of procedural justice including the uncertainty management model of fairness, the fair process effect, and fairness heuristic theory.

We tested predictions from fairness heuristic theory that justice judgments are more sensitive to early fairness-relevant information than to later fairness-relevant information and that this primacy effect is more evident when group identification is higher.

[Author's response: The possibility of a protonucleus in a RNA LUCA is of course nothing more than a conjecture (as many developments in this field) but, as mentioned in the text, it is in keeping with Forterre's proposal on the emergence of DNA genomes via the intervention of viruses and it seemed appropriate to present our view in the perspective of this heuristic theory.

Several adaptation techniques have been applied to cloud infrastructure in the literature, including Heuristic, Control theory or Machine learning [19].

According to Hirt's heuristic stability theory, the stability of the scheme can be controlled by modulating some special moments to design the third-order dispersion term and the fourth-order dissipation term.

Adherence information includes accurate knowledge about a regimen (i.e., how and when to take medications and what dose to take), potential side effects and drug interactions (12, 18– 20), and having accurate heuristics and theories that support consistent adherence (as opposed to inaccurate heuristics such as "I only have to take medications when my blood sugar is high") (12).

Reducing this to a manageable number required the use of theory, heuristic reasoning and the ability to recognize what patterns of choice behaviour are consistent with particular psychological and economic theories.

The problem of the FA is commonly solved using different heuristic methods, the graph theory, game theory, or linear programming.

Karl Popper's taxonomy distinguishes between heuristic (to illustrate a theory), critical (against a theory) and apologetic (in favour of a theory) thought experiments (see Popper, 1959).

Furthermore, despite his emphasis on heuristics as guiding theory modification, Lakatos still emphasizes testing.