Sentence examples for originated from the theory from inspiring English sources

Random metric theory originated from the theory of probabilistic metric spaces [1].

In recent years, the dynamics of micropolar fluids, originated from the theory of Eringen (J. Math. Mech., 16 (1964) 1), has been a popular area of research.

According to Magalhães et al. [17], FCMs are originated from the theories of neural networks, fuzzy logic, and evolutionary computing.

Technology acceptance models originate from the theory of reasoned action [32], [33], a general social-psychological/behavioral theory.

It is an integrated model that combines several theories [ 18], such as the ASE model originating from the Theory of Reasoned Action [ 23, 37], the Transtheoretical Model [ 37], the Social Cognitive Theory [ 4] and the Precaution Adoption Model [ 48].

Frank-Kamenetskii approximation originated from the combustion theory.

The wrinkling characteristics are simulated using a direct perturbed-force technique originated from the continuum theory.

Nash presents a multiple-objective optimization problem which originated from the game theory and economics in 1950 [50, 51].

The design scheme presented is based on the use of fractional order controllers, originated from the application of the theory of Fractional Calculus to control system design.

It has also been proposed that the Awazim may have originated from the Caucasus also consistent with the theory of "Suluba" (Bell and Richmond, 1937).

The FMT concept was originated from the Filter Bank (FB) theory [28].