Sentence examples for order theories from inspiring English sources

Higher order theories are developed by adding ZZF to displacement fields of known theories.

(On same order theories, the target mental state, or an aspect of it, represents itself, with no need for a distinct higher order state).

They are based on classical results about decidability of the monadic 2nd order theories of the natural numbers (by Büchi) and of the infinite binary tree (by Rabin).

Also, superiority of present formulation over other higher order theories is shown by carrying out a number of comparative studies.

Very limited studies are reported on comparison of the accuracy with analytically predicted global responses of FG plates using various higher order theories.

An excellent agreement between the results predicted by the present theories and results of the first-order and the other higher order theories is found in the literature.

(See the entry on higher-order theories of consciousness).

Reflexive theories, like higher-order theories, imply a strong link between consciousness and self-awareness.

For discussion of those, see the entry on higher-order theories of consciousness.

It is in this respect that the MDM shares some elements with higher-order theories.

The equivalence between second-order theories and truth theories also has bearing on traditional metaphysical topics.