Sentence examples for makes a theoretical from inspiring English sources

This work makes a theoretical and experimental contribution to the problem of rotor blades dynamic interaction.

The article makes a theoretical overview of these different areas by addressing psychoanalytic, cognitive and neurophysiological design.

Even though these data are more than ten years old, this study makes a theoretical contribution by applying the behavioral model of health services use for vulnerable populations to prisons.

With this methodological innovation, this study makes a theoretical contribution by uncovering a clear pragmatic strategy in metaphor choice across languages, which is sensitive to culture-specific epistemic conventions and conceptual preoccupations.

This paper makes a theoretical analysis of the steady-state creep strain rates and creep rupturing times along the two principal directions of elliptical cell honeycombs using a unit cell model and assuming that solid cell walls follow power law creep and the Monkman Grant relationship.

Osborne was making a theoretical point.

Indian spokesmen stressed that he was making a theoretical point, not a military threat.

"You can make a theoretical case that high taxes impede economic growth, but it is just not supported by the evidence in the U.S. or across countries," said William Easterly, a former World Bank economist soon to join the faculty of New York University.

Critics have suggested that this is at odds with economic theory, but Mr Piketty is not making a theoretical point; he is observing that, empirically, r has been greater than g throughout most of history.

When it was observed, during the Norwegian North Polar Expedition, that drift ice did not follow the wind direction but deviated by 20° to 40°, Bjerknes chose Ekman to make a theoretical study of the problem.

I can feel I'm ripping off 'real people' - as though I'm extracting a very small piece of something that has been a collaborative understanding and endeavour, and taking it out of context in order to make a theoretical point.