Sentence examples for out of theory from inspiring English sources

Climate models are made out of theory.

She has noted that utopian impulses can arise "out of everyday experience rather than out of theory," and here, as the years pass and the same events recur — buying a present for a daughter whose birthday is the next day, meeting friends for dinner — we get an intimate sense of the impact of one sphere on the other.

Quite the contrary, there has been something of a golden age these past few years for programming languages moving out of theory and into practice, with a profusion of new and newly popular ones that are finding uses across startups and large companies alike.

Its existence casts more doubt on the "Out-of-Europe" theory of ape evolution.

While the Nov. 25 episode, "Bedtime Stories," leaves us a bit perplexed, I'd counter that whole run-out-of-ideas theory.

The Action Theory Theory gets a lot of mileage just out of action theory.

That research underpins the "out of Africa" theory, favored by most anthropologists.

Such changes, said Dr. Bernard Wood, an anthropologist at George Washington University, make the "out of Africa" theory "more pragmatic, more understandable".

Palaeoanthropologists, archaeologists and, more recently, geneticists have all bolstered the "out of Africa" theory, which holds that early man wandered out of the Rift Valley.

The findings apparently do not undermine the "out of Africa" theory, which holds that there was a relatively modern founding migration of human ancestors into Asia and Europe from Africa.

After that, the "out of Africa" theory – or as I prefer to call it "the recent African origin" model for our origins – really took off.