The synthesis incorporates a theory of myth and history.
Von Neumann Morgenstern utility function, an extension of the theory of consumer preferences that incorporates a theory of behaviour toward risk variance.
As for the product itself, Hariharan wasn't ready to give us any updates on future plans yet, but he noted that the team had started to incorporate a game theory approach to pricing into its engine lately, and that it is now giving users more flexibility in what to optimize their prices for.
Consequently, a correspondence theory is little more than a spin-off from semantics and/or psycho-semantics, i.e. the theory of intentionality construed as incorporating a representational theory of the mind (cf. Fodor 1989).
Then we incorporate an Onsager-theory-based static tensor model to obtain the dynamic molecular model fully determined by the molecular architecture.
Jackson and Lewis both describe the ordinary concept as a 'folk concept', and they explain the folk concept in terms of its being, or incorporating, a folk theory.
Johnson's and my 1999 book, Philosophy in the Flesh, incorporated a neural theory of how embodied metaphorical thought works.
The lengthy, hand-lettered appendix provides insight on Brown's creative process and biases, highlighting where he changed historical facts to create a more engaging story, such as incorporating a conspiracy theory not widely accepted by historians.
Issues that need to be incorporated in such a theory have been discussed (Greaves 2000, 2002; Merlo et al. 2006; DeGregori 2011; Gatenby and Gillies 2008; Greaves and Maley 2012).
Many phenomenological models, while failing to be derivable from a theory, incorporate principles and laws associated with theories.
