Sentence examples for inclination theory from inspiring English sources

The new chronology is inconsistent with the "inclination" theory of the 100,000-year cycle.

I had time and inclination to understand the theories of fine art practice.

In particular, the inclination factors from the Meyerhof theory appear to be inaccurate, whilst the Vesić theory does not take proper account of the self-weight.

Some industry experts have said that soup sales are down because people these days do not have the time or inclination to prepare it, a theory Campbell's executives have gone to great lengths to counter.

This paper investigates the free undamped vibrations of cables of arbitrary sag and inclination according to the catenary theory.

Because he has not traveled extensively, such movies inform his ideas about the world and feed his inclination to believe broad conspiracy theories.

Though Republicans were much more willing than Democrats to promote the theory on the record, the inclination to believe appeared to be bipartisan.

As for the essays of Montaigne, Mr. Bate suggests that Shakespeare found in them philosophical reinforcement of his own predilections: his understanding that "desire and sensuality are an essential part of what it is to be human," his skepticism of "the Stoical faith in the stiff upper lip" and his inclination to trust hard-won experience over abstract theory.

A second set of tests were also conducted to determine the static bubble rise velocity at various inclinations and compared with theories in the two phase flow literature.

Apertures and dips vary however, so the ability of the modified theory to accommodate different sizes and inclinations improves upon the physical validity of its predecessor when fracture information accompanies slug test data.

The show suggests an inclination of very recent art to put irony and theory on the back burner in favor of roiled-up feelings.