This view, which provides an immediate and satisfying theory of the value of aesthetic experience, has been espoused in some form or other by many of the classical British Empiricists (Shaftesbury, Hume, Addison, Lord Kames, Alison, and Burke, to cite only a few).
The importance of perturbative methods is understandable realizing that they establish the immediate contact between theory and experiment.
In the immediate case, the theory of conventional wisdom seems to be that if no such Red Line had been been drawn, the United States would not be expected to respond to the gassing in Syria, or indeed Assad's regime might not have even tested the dare to do so.
Though in theory, an immediate return follow by a business may prompt the consumer to engage with a company through a DM, in practice, users tend to simply tweet their questions and frustrations (sometimes not even referencing the business's Twitter handle) into the air, and then are either surprised by a reply or ignored by the business in question.
An immediate application of this theory to the system of quadratic equations is presented in this paper.
Nevertheless, the one gene-one enzyme theory had immediate implications when applied to Garrod's initial theories regarding inborn errors of metabolism.
In the crystalline world of political and economic theory the immediate task is to stop the run on Europe's banks and sovereign borrowers.
In theory, the immediate day-to-day operations of the airline will still take place under the current management, who are generally entitled to keep their jobs for at least 120 days.
Explaining this introduces yet another metaphysical doctrine, Bradley's theory of immediate experience.
The immediate consequence of this theory was a new rigidity given to the concept of species that it had not possessed in the Aristotelian and Scholastic traditions.
