Sentence examples for modern theory from inspiring English sources

Fortunately for bumblebees, modern theory says they can.

(1981), and Introduction to the Modern Theory of Metals (1988).

So he proposed the Tate Modern theory of cinema distribution.

This gauge invariance is preserved in the modern theory of electromagnetism called quantum electrodynamics, or QED.

The founder of the modern theory of evolution was Charles Darwin.

The modern theory of evolution provides a causal explanation of the similarities between living things.

What about the other big modern theory associated with Chicago — the rational-expectations hypothesis?

By the end, Barrow is eagerly exploring the weird implications of modern theory.

Melville's homosexual characters never inhabited the glum, professional ghettos of 19th-century psychology or modern theory.

In the modern theory one imagines a space (usually a manifold) made up of overlapping coordinatized pieces.

Modern theory ties mobile zones to the interaction and jostling of immense crustal plates (see plate tectonics).