According to the curvature theory, the liner residual strain and curvature strain of HAC were obtained.
The out-of-context images are paired with quotes of feminist theory, praise for female icons, one-liners about gender, and more.
Einstein's theory of relativity does not a one-liner make.
Although the 3-centimeter-tall wave would topple only a tiny model ocean liner, the observation lends credence to the idea that a simplified theory of water waves can explain freak waves, which have been blamed for sinking real ships.
According to journalist Ruth Robinson, author of the liner notes for the 1993 box-set, "It is currently a revisionist theory to equate soul with the darker side of man's musical expression, blues.
I personally believe he has some of the best one-liners on television, excluding the genius of Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory.
Divers regularly explore the rusting wreck of the Wilhelm Gustloff, a German liner torpedoed in January 1945 as it was evacuating 10,582 wounded Germans from Königsberg - and, so the theory goes, the Amber Room, too.
Another theory, he said, is that Mullah Baradar and the other captured Taliban leaders were purged by hard-liners in the Afghan Taliban leadership, who grew distrustful of them.
One theory holds that the slaughter and deportations in Darfur are part of a master plan that was hatched in the late nineteen-eighties, by political hard-liners, to "Arabize" Sudan.
Mr. Moore prides himself on grabby one-liners to make trade relevant to average people; Mr. Supachai is seen as a sort of egghead, more preoccupied with the theory of trade than with its actual practice.
