Sentence examples for more theoretical terms from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the qualitative approach in the present study, GT which "gives priority to the studied phenomenon or process – rather than to a description of a setting" (Charmaz 2006a, b, p. 22) allowed us to develop a grounded model from the writing processes of EFL students in more theoretical terms.

A persistent spatial match of net migration with pull and push conditions is evident in the socio-economically polarized extremes of the Finnish municipalities, indicating the existence of self-reinforcing processes which generate spatial clusters or in more theoretical terms, spatial formations.

Others discuss the trade off in more theoretical terms.

By making the issue bigger, more long-term and more theoretical, they can almost make it seem to go away.

In his 1972 ('Psychophysical and Theoretical Identifications') he applies ideas in his more formal paper 'How to Define Theoretical Terms' (1970).

It is usually difficult to produce efficient synonyms, and more so in the case of theoretical terms, which inhabit a virtual universe.

"It's all in the presentation of a subject that is usually presented in more black-and-white, or general, or theoretical terms," Mr. Nares said of the film's personal appeal.

Incommensurability of theoretical terms could probably be more easily incorporated in Ludwig's approach since it could be traced back to the difference between the laws of T and T′.

In theoretical terms, we work toward a more general framework to understand technology legitimacy and to explain the institutional dynamics of technological innovation systems.

But that possibility was more theoretical than real, at least in the short-term.

Messrs Evans and Newnham could have acknowledged more clearly than they do how the meanings of theoretical terms vary with author, context and school of thought.