Sentence examples for mainstream of theoretical from inspiring English sources

Yet the theory entered the mainstream of theoretical physics and astrophysics only with the developments between approximately 1960 and 1975, now known as the golden age of general relativity.

More recently, however, social cognition models, which constitute the mainstream of theoretical frameworks in health behaviour research in Europe and the United States, have been applied in developing countries.

Of the present two mainstreams of theoretical basis for hypnosis, the more individualistic ideas of Milton H. Ericson were introduced to all the patients suggesting that their experience during hypnosis is unique and valid without necessity for objective evaluation or scaling [ 15].

Rick Lazio, himself rather far from the theoretical mainstream of New York voters, but an uncontroversial and dogged fixture in the Republican party, was defeated yesterday by Tea Party-backed Carl Paladino, a socially aberrant figure in too many ways to count.

Also at MoMA, "DREAMLAND: ARCHITECTURAL EXPERIMENTS SINCE THE 1970S," is an opportunity to step back into a time when the world's most talented architects tended to work on the fringes of the mainstream, producing theoretical proposals that were part social criticism, part personal fantasy.

"The mainstream of academic research in macroeconomics puts theoretical coherence and elegance first, and investigating the data second," says Mr. Rogoff.

For studying the pattern formation in predator prey systems, a reaction diffusion model is the most mainstream theoretical model, of which the nonlinear mechanism for pattern self-organization is known as Turing instability.

'It was a time of theoretical ferment.

Again, this has plenty of theoretical benefits.

Norman Dombey Professor emeritus of theoretical physics, University of Sussex, Brighton.

Professor of theoretical physics at the KU Leuven, Belgium.