Sentence examples for more complete theory from inspiring English sources

We need a more complete theory of gravity, he concluded.

Dr. Polchinski said, "My current thinking is that all the arguments that we are having are the kind of arguments that you make when you don't have a theory". We need a more complete theory of gravity, he concluded.

However, as light is massless, you once again do not have a good description of this effect in terms of Newtonian gravity, which tells you that there has to be a more complete theory.

Finally, a more complete theory is fitted, a theory that optionally accounts for the frequency dependence of the hydrodynamic drag force and hydrodynamic interaction with a nearby cover slip, for effects of finite sampling frequency (aliasing), for effects of anti-aliasing filters in the data acquisition electronics, and for unintended "virtual" filtering caused by the position detection system.

One goal of my research is to understand how the degrees of freedom in a quantum field theory reorganize themselves into a fluctuating spacetime, and to use gauge/gravity duality as a model for a more complete theory of quantum gravity.

However, a deeper analysis of this problem would require the simulation of a more complete theory of quantum gravity.

Rather than attempting to define and fit more complete theory-based models for particular datasets, platforms, or data processing systems, interpolative empirical functions can readily capture the observed structure.

Likewise, relativity may give way to a more complete and accurate theory.

This provides some optimism that a more complete and predictive theory of star formation may be within reach in the near future.

This equivalence establishes the TDDM as a more complete drift diffusion based theory with SET as a special case under steady-state conditions.

Of course, denialists might yearn for a more complete victory – when theories of anthropogenic climate change will be marginalised in academia and politics, when the story of how the Jews hoaxed the world will be in every history book – but, for now, every day that denialism persists is a good day.