That is one of many insightful theories that Jay Fliegelman, a professor of English and American studies at Stanford University, explored in his book, "Declaring Independence: Jefferson, Natural Language and the Culture of Performance" (1993, Stanford University Press), and in a recent interview.
And Seitz's book, with its full investigation of Anderson's art — including, with a touching frankness, his confession to Anderson of his numerous and insightful "theories" (his word) about the films (these interviews are two-sided discussions) — unfolds the densely compressed layers of thought and experience, impulse and intention, that go into the making of Anderson's films.
Ms. Moyo stresses the importance of microfinance and Hernando de Soto's insightful theories on formalizing the informal economy.
He believes his insightful theories -- based specifically on his own quick descent into the hands of the Jihad through their sophisticated brainwashing techniques -- could be a great help to the US government who, according to Hamid, is not attacking the al-Qaeda problem correctly.
While insightful, this theory begs the obvious question; what is the natural rate and is it stable over time?
Political risk theory provides insightful explanations to the governing mechanism of the Chinese government, but these are still not enough to answer the questions raised by this article.
FIE, with its emphasis on "preserving and enhancing the infosphere", enables Floridi to provide, among other things, an insightful and practical ethical theory of robot behavior and the behavior of other "artificial agents" like softbots and cyborgs.
Mr. Gingrich described Mr. D'Souza's theory as "stunningly insightful," while an editor at The Columbia Journalism Review called it, "the worst kind of smear journalism".
We are also grateful to Prof.Cinzia Daraio of La Sapienza University of Rome and other reviewers for their insightful comments to strengthen the theory and methodology of the research.
The New York Times contained an insightful article on recent evolutionary theory, stating: Dr. Barrett [one of the biologists focused on in the article] studied the evolution of the three-spine stickleback, a three-inch-long fish that lives both in oceans and in freshwater lakes.
