Sentence examples for named theory from inspiring English sources

It's completely wrong that it is named "theory of relativity".

That supports the aptly named theory of "inhibition spillover," the idea that inhibiting one impulse helps you control other, unrelated impulses.

(Details can be found in Moore (1982), Hallett (1984) and Menzel (1984).) Russell's own response to the paradox came with his aptly named theory of types.

The basic building block in the possibility theory is named possibility distribution.

Rawls named his theory "justice as fairness," and emphasized in his later writings that its premises are rooted in the history and aspirations of American constitutionalism.

That said, Kelly's music has become so self-referentially ironic it's a wonder they haven't named a theory after him.

It is the make that they named it "theory of' evolution".

The influence of MWCNTs incorporation has been studied by the End Notched Flexure (ENF) test by means of a new test methodology named "Beam Theory including Bending Rotation effects" (BTBR) proposed recently.

The program: John Leguizamo hosted the affair, which honored Kevin Costner and named "The Theory of Everything" the year's best picture.

Mulshine doubts the acronym story, as well as Foster's Jewish-name theory.

Rosen chose the name Theory because he wanted a brand identity that was independent of any individual designer.