Sentence examples for narrow theoretical from inspiring English sources

Too many exhibitions about surrealism peddle a narrow theoretical view of the movement.

In the author's view, a price has been paid for the overly narrow theoretical framework used to design the state sector reforms in New Zealand.

But as the New Jersey accidents in 1983, which did not result in any core damage or release of radiation, show, no one can predict what might upend all the computer models, emergency planning and backup systems designed to eliminate those narrow theoretical probabilities or mitigate their effects.

In this discussion, we identify themes emerging across all interventions and reflect on how these interventions can be strengthened, specifically: 1) narrow theoretical backgrounds; 2) the inclusion of caregivers; 3) narrow recruitment strategies; 4) lack of discussion around the sexuality of young people.

At his mainland university, which he did not want to identify for fear of embarrassing his former teachers, the approach was "too narrow and theoretical".

Our results narrow previous theoretical time scales to the order of hours to days for the process of mass transfer from small particles to marine snow.

The mean EQ-5D score was 0.67 (SD = 0.28), ranging from – 0.35 to 1, which is only slightly narrower than the theoretical range of – 0.59 to 1.

We agree with him that this discussion would be beyond the narrow scope of our theoretical paper but we would be delighted to further discuss on this matter with the referee.

The measures that are available have some key limitations such as a lack of a clear theoretical basis, narrow definition of the concept of research use, application to health care as opposed to policy, reliance on self-report, and absence of a valid scoring system [ 37].

Debut, A., Randoux, S. & Zemmouri, J. Linewidth narrowing in Brillouin lasers: theoretical analysis.

Narrowing the gap between theoretical and actual capacity in key Li-based battery systems can be achieved through improvements in both electronic and ionic conductivities of materials, via addition of conductive species.