Sentence examples for part of theoretical from inspiring English sources

Bioinformatics will become part of theoretical biology in a very broad sense.

Very important part of theoretical simulations is a process of structure preparation, geometry editing and detailed examination of properties.

Still, the notion that at least part of theoretical knowledge only judges the things known gives us a basis for distinguishing theoretical from practical knowledge.

Based on the coal seam geological conditions among the Xuan Gang region, a major part of theoretical research and technical development has been directed to this purpose.

For the part of theoretical results, our basic tools are the theory of fractional calculus, the methods and results for differential inclusions, and several fixed point theorems for multifunctions due to [26, 27].

It also illustrates that the idealization which is a necessary part of theoretical modeling can outline in sharp relief the consequences of differing alternative interpretations and mechanisms––with final arbiter being a body of experimental evidence whose measurements address the consequences of these analyses.

For example, gauge theories are a class of highly symmetric physical theories appearing in the standard model of particle physics and other parts of theoretical physics.

The work described in this paper constitutes the theoretical part of a theoretical and experimental study of the post-buckling and vibration of simply supported rectangular plates having slight initial curvature (geometrical imperfection) and subject to uni-axially applied, in-plane, compressive loads.

b) For the theoretical framework: was the underlying construct defined and was the construct part of a theoretical model?

Here Feyerabend introduced what was to become a long-running theme in his work: that there is no separate and neutral "observation-language" or "everyday language" against which the theoretical statements of science are tested, but that "the everyday level is part of the theoretical rather then something self-contained and independent" (Philosophical Papers, Volume I, p. 217, emphasis added).

Each measure was explored on the basis of their i) theoretical framework (was there a definition of what was being assessed and was it part of a theoretical model?) and ii) methodological development (what was the scaling strategy, how were the items generated and reduced, what was the response format and what was the scoring method?).