Sentence examples for identifying the theory from inspiring English sources

By 1950 most theoretical writings concentrated almost exclusively on visual aspects of architecture, thereby identifying the theory of architecture with what, before 1750, would have been regarded as simply that aspect that Vitruvius called venustas (i.e., "beauty").

Michie and Prestwich [ 44] also highlight the importance of not only using theory to guide an intervention, but also identifying the theory components that relate to the intervention techniques.

Identifying the theories in this review is just the first step in a much larger and ongoing programme of work aimed at improving the use of appropriate theory and the scientific rigour with which it is applied.

At a time when the molecule of heredity - DNA - had yet to be identified, the theory of recapitulation (essentially that an embryo takes the various forms of its evolutionary ancestors in sequence as it develops) still had its followers.

Charles A. Rothfeld, representing the parents, appeared to have the better of the argument on the interaction of the two statutes, but he struggled to identify the theory that would allow his clients to win the case under Section 1983 should the Supreme Court allow them to invoke it.

Tools to approach these transient processes still have to be identified; the theory of partially saturated media may help.

Kiecolt (1994) identified the theory "intentional self-change" which provides an explanation of the phenomenon of changing external physical appearance as a reflection of changing internal states.

Journal of Operations Management 17 (1), 97 113] have identified the theory of performance frontiers and the theory of swift, even flow, which integrate various concepts from operations strategy and management.

Several participants, regardless of smoking status, identified the theory of 'social smoking' or having 'just one' as not really being considered smoking.

We also present a theorem that provides some insight into the relation between completeness and reducibility and helps to identify the theories whose minimal models can be adequately handled with circumscription.

Searching in RS occurs in two main stages: searches to identify the theories underlying the intervention and then searches to identify empirical evidence to test these theories.