Sentence examples for part theory from inspiring English sources

However pure you prefer your Bach (from Joshua Rifkin's one singer to a choral part theory for the Mass in B minor and the Passions to the typical modern-day tight and tidy original instruments approach), one still longs for Otto Klemperer's Brucknerian grandeur or Wilhelm Furtwängler's Wagnerian Romanticism in these scores, too.

All nontrivial versions of reasons internalism and externalism have substantive implications concerning the extension of agents' reasons, and for the most part theory here is answerable to common sense and aims at accommodating it.

I Love Dick is part diary, part theory, part fiction, part autobiography, part confession, part manifesto.

In the fall of 1998, the Walters worked up a formal version of their hair-part theory and sent it, along with a seventeen-page addendum of sociological data, to scores of scholars and journalists.

But Dr. Ivins's former colleagues reject that two-part theory, saying it is just one of many flaws in the evidence presented by the government in an unconvincing case.

That's too big a question for one Erasmus posting, so let's divide the matter into two parts, theory and practice.

Hudson (2000) defends an epistemicist temporal parts theory.

We consider this response in sections 2 and 3, where we discuss the constitution view of David Wiggins (1968) and the temporal parts theory of David Lewis (1976).

Branding On The Web: The Sum Of The Parts Theory Disney passes up the portal rat race and attacks the Web with its Go Network.

Section 8 discusses a question internal to temporal-parts theories: what relationship is there between the different temporal parts of a single object?

The first part, the Theory of Abstract Motion (Theoria motus abstracti), was dedicated to the Académie des Sciences de Paris, and the second part, the Theory of Concrete Motion (Theoria motus concreti), was dedicated to the Royal Society in London.