Sentence examples for more precise theory from inspiring English sources

One thing that will help, he explained, is a more precise theory of how the cosmological constant may vary and how it will affect life in the universe.

The statements made by linguists in describing a language should, however, be cast within the framework of a far more precise theory of grammar than had hitherto been the case, and this theory should be formalized in terms of modern mathematical notions.

The new and more precise theory is found to agree poorly with measurements.

Perhaps the biggest advances will not come from more data, and not even from better statistical methods, but from deeper and more precise theories that explain crime concentration processes.

The first two thirds of the book consist of a thorough refinement and more precise representation of his theory of meaning and of his epistemological views, and the last third consists of a presentation of his theory of value.

Although this was his basic disagreement with Auriol, Gregory was so careful a philosopher that before he refuted Auriol on this point he corrected his Franciscan predecessor on details and in so doing made Auriol's own theory more precise.

Hands and fingers may be the more precise input option in theory, but the discretion offered by eye-tracking will likely make it the go-to input method for augmented reality consumer devices moving forward (keep in mind that right now Meta 2 is first-and-foremost a developer kit for an enterprise-focused solution).

Next, in Fig. 2, we will detail the migration pattern on a space-time plot, which enables a more precise comparison of observation with theory.

While it is possible to formulate heuristic algorithms to search for u-RAFs, here, we take a more precise approach that exploits some theory developed in [ 21].

Its definition in economic theory is more precise: a private good (either a service or a good in the physical sense) is one whose individual consumption is both excludable (my use of the good is not dependent on others' use) and rivalrous (my use of the good could preclude use by another).

With extension of accessibility of computational capacities, statistical approaches allow to consider high-order interactions and open possibility to enhance the existing mechanical theories with more precise microstructural statistical instruments.