Sentence examples for oral theory from inspiring English sources

The "oral theory" about the use of formulas (which could be linked together to create clusters of lines or entire prefabricated scenes) suggested not only how poems of such length were created but also how they might have been transmitted over centuries without being written down.

There are, as well, several studies presenting evidence of the oral infection theory of atherogenesis [ 10].

The Indigenous project officers have been provided with basic oral health theory training by the project manager, enabling them to deliver the intervention.

The aim of this review study is to provide a critical commentary on key aspects of more general epidemiological debates in order to inform and develop social oral epidemiology theory and methodology.

The aim of this paper is to provide a constructive but critical commentary on key aspects of these more general debates in order to inform and develop social oral epidemiology theory and methodology.

However, in theory, oral diseases are preventable by simple interventions with good evidence of efficacy.

Typical to Freudian theories, oral fixation is linked to myriad causes, such as under-feeding or over-feeding, breast-feeding too long, or problematic relationship with your mother.

It fuses basic lab skills with the theory of microbiology, oral histopathology, oral internal medicine, and so on.

They must first pass an oral test of wine theory, in which examinees are expected to show encyclopedic knowledge of wine-growing regions and styles.

Under this theory, the oral sex began as a consensual act, but something later drove the housekeeper to press criminal charges.

Once a movie staple, the nefarious psychotherapist embodied by Leo G. Carroll in Alfred Hitchcock's "Spellbound" and Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter (whose cannibalism was easy to read as a wink at the psychoanalytic theory of "oral incorporation") has lately become scarce.