Sentence examples for idealized theory from inspiring English sources

Here \(T_{2}\) is said to be a concretization of the idealized theory \(T_{1}\) (Nowak 1980; Nowakowa and Nowak 2000).

Ideal theory thus idealizes away the possibility of law-breaking, either by individuals (crime) or societies (aggressive war).

Ideal theory makes two types of idealizing assumptions about its subject matter.

In response to the critic who might ask what this idealized picture has to do with the social world that we actually inhabit, Rawls's response would be that the theorist must abstract from such realities precisely in order to present us with an ideal theory of justice.

There we see him struggling to show how his highly idealized, multi-dimensional discourse theory has real institutional purchase in complex, modern societies.

Recursive function theory may therefore be considered a theory of these idealized automata.

Hydrodynamic theories consider the idealized case of smooth surfaces and continue to predict finite film thickness under conditions of high load and low speed.

Once one rejects the picture of scientific theories as homogeneous units, the question arises whether the mathematical portions of theories fall within the true elements of the confirmed theories or within the idealized elements.

By applying the mixture theory, frozen soil is idealized as a composite consisting of three phases, i.e., solid grain, unfrozen water and ice crystal.

Mostaghel (1974) and Ahmadi (1978, 1980) studied the effect of vertical motion on columns and tall buildings which have been idealized as cantilevers, using the mathematical theory of stability of Liapunov.

Secondly, social contract theories are pulled towards idealized and abstracted representations of the parties in order to render the choice situation determinate.