Sentence examples for make a theory from inspiring English sources
In the 1950's he used a mathematical approach to make a theory for liquid helium, which at very low temperatures becomes superfluid, behaving as if it had no viscosity at all.
Assigning political views to animals is just one approach, and it shows just how easy it can be to make a theory look credible by carefully selecting the "evidence".
Already in the mid-1970s hadhad questioned the central pivots of the theory he had been so instrumental in developing in a brief but devastating critique called, in typically self-deprecatory fashion: Two Insights Don't Make A Theory.
In our studies, we have observed that industry-based or product-versus-service-based categorization schemes almost never constitute a useful foundation for reliable theory because the circumstances that make a theory fail or succeed rarely coincide with industry boundaries.
Perhaps readers who enjoy homespun nostalgia ("if you turned off the radio, you could pretend it was 1955" in the McKenna domain) and a safe perch on the side of the angels will make "A Theory of Relativity" popular, just as John Grisham's "Painted House" has successfully coasted on the strength of its stylized innocence.
It is less clear whether that claim by itself is sufficient to make a theory consequentialist.
A colorful metaphor makes a theory stand out among the crowd.
How Firefighters Are Made: A Theory The kitchen fire in the Fifth Avenue apartment near 86th Street wasn't big, but it had whetted Ladder 43's appetite for adventure.
Yet making a theory of the Earth was always bound to tread on turf occupied by academic tribes with their own ideas about how to explain their local landscape.
We mean that she makes a theory about how her blocks are going to fall down and then tests it by knocking them over.
