Sentence examples for minimal theory from inspiring English sources

But, in contrast to the minimal theory, in the non-minimal theory spins are intrinsic properties of particles.

First, normative decision theory is clearly a (minimal) theory of practical rationality.

Larson and Segal (1995) endorse a minimal theory (but they do not accept the existence of Kaplan-style contents).

The rational egoist cannot argue that egoism is the most minimal theory, and that standard moral theories, by requiring more of people, require special, additional justification.

At the base of the ordering one has the degree that is represented by our minimal theory ZFC-Infinity and there is only one way to proceed, namely, upward in terms of strength.

They also stress the dynamical importance of gradual antigenic drift in a minimal theory for influenza at the population level even in the presence of punctuated immune escape.

(Does, for instance, the content of 'philosopher' appear as a constituent of the content of 'that philosopher', in a context?) Minimal theories assign minimal, or no, semantic role to common noun phrases in complex demonstratives.

For discussions of the above experiment in the non-minimal theory, see Dewdney, Holland and Kyprianidis (1987), Bohm and Hiley (1993, section 10.6), and Holland (1993, section 11.3).

7. A sentence a is entertainable in a model M if and only if |a|M ∩ $i ≠ ∅. 8. Two additional salient examples of minimal change theories are the theories of Veltman (1985) and Kratzer (1981).

But, unlike the minimal Bohm theory, here spins are intrinsic properties of particles.

Thus, like the minimal Bohm theory, the modal interpretation may involve action* at a distance in the EPR/B experiment.