Sentence examples for narrow theory from inspiring English sources

In his first attempt to get out of the box imposed on him by the narrow constructs of psychopharmacology, he turns to another narrow theory, cognitive behaviorism.

You can't have one very narrow theory..

It was Spencer's wide-ranging attempts to apply the concept of organic evolution to society, rather than Darwin's more cautious and narrow theories of biological change, that caught fire in the competitive, by-your-own bootstraps atmosphere of post-Civil War America.

It could affirm it on the narrower theory, which would allow same-sex marriage in California but not require it elsewhere.

Rather than gauging market efficiency directly, economists have concentrated on testing certain narrower theories that appear to be corollaries of efficiency.

Given the limitations of narrower theories of happiness, a hybrid account such as a subjective well-being theory may seem an attractive solution.

Rakoff, the judge handling the case, may decide it on legal questions having to do with bankruptcy or constitutional law, or on the more narrow legal theory known as willful blindness.

Of course, that dichotomy will be resisted by anyone who offers a narrow representationalist theory as in (ii) above.

"The set of situations in which police officers are allowed to use force is narrow in theory but broad in application," she says.

The narrow beam theory together with the trial elastic constants is used to predict the theoretical strains of the beam.

The second is a Gillespie's method based on the narrow escape theory for coarse-graining the geometry of the domain into Poissonian rates.