TL has been investigated for a large variety of shell theories: thin shell theory, first order shear deformation theory, higher order theories, mixed theories and layer-wise theories.
TL has been investigated for a large variety of plate theories: thin plate theory (TPT), First order shear deformation theory (FSDT), higher order theories (HOT), mixed theories and layer-wise (LW) theories.
The Dialectics sketch a normative theory without presenting a fundamental justification for it, thus leaving some uncertainty as to the nature of the theory's foundation.[5] The fragmentary, unsystematic nature of the texts does not allow us to rule out the possibility that the later Mohists held a mixed theory, incorporating both consequentialist and deontological elements.
One way to do this is to embrace both consequentialism and deontology, combining them into some kind of a mixed theory.
Weber adopts a mixed theory of refence.
Bolzano's utilitarianism is consequently not a purely consequentialist normative theory, but rather a mixed theory.
The result would count, therefore, as a mixed theory, though the theory might be otherwise perfectly viable as a general account of justified belief.
Some respond to this point by adopting a mixed theory, according to which retributivism provides a necessary condition for punishment, but consequentialist considerations provide the reasons to punish (Hart 1968: ch. 1).
The concept of mixed theory is that the mechanical component is modeled by the global local higher-order theory proposed by [Li XY, Liu D. Generalized laminate theories based on double superposition hypothesis.
A refined three-noded triangular element based on the mixed theory is developed for the coupled-field analysis of laminated plates containing piezoelectric layers, which satisfies the interelement C1 weak-continuity conditions.
