Sentence examples for key theories from inspiring English sources

Some key theories and technologies are discussed in this paper.

Topics organized around three key theories: probability, statistical, and the linear model.

Both hypotheses, together with other key theories of climate-evolution linkages, are discussed in this paper.

Within an integrated framework, this chapter reviews key theories with implications for urban growth.

Students will develop knowledge of these key theories, which will be analyzed and applied in high-profile organizational settings.

The seminar introduces the key theories relevant to state-building generally, and strengthening the rule of law in particular.

A key theory in concrete mix design is maximizing aggregate packing density (PD) of aggregate mixture.

The judge was less convinced, however, by one key theory about the murder: that it was ordered in response to a highly critical report, written by Litvinenko for a private security firm, about Russia's then deputy prime minister, Victor Ivanov.

A key theory is that it breaks the "fear-tension-pain" cycle noted by obstetrician Grantly Dick Read in 1954 - and no doubt experienced by millions of British mothers since.

The possibility of enhancing the chemical bond between Gln and Ser based on the "distorted key" theory [Anal. Biochem. 233 (1996) 1] is examined.

Based on the "distorted key theory" [K.C. Chou, Anal. Biochem. 233 (1996) 1 14], the possibility to convert the octapeptide to a competent inhibitor has been studied.