Sentence examples for partial theory from inspiring English sources

Rather, it already embodies a partial theory about what human salvation involves and about what the work of Christ accomplishes.

In the first part of it Strawson presents a revised version of his account of the normal subject-predicate distinction, and also presents a partial theory of one particular case of subject expressions, namely proper names.

PED is used in LEAP to learn control rules for ranking alternative decompositions as well as to extend LEAP's partial theory of circuit cost.

These new theories have continued to have a considerable influence on the conventional wisdom in development economics, although in retrospect most of them have turned out to be partial theories.

This approach did not necessarily invalidate the conclusions reached; but many valuable ideas then put forward as theories of architecture were only partial theories, in which it was taken for granted that theoretical concepts concerning construction and planning were dealt with in other texts.

The approach has been developed in a variety of more specific normative theories, such as (partial) theories of social justice or accounts of development ethics.

Different communities of inquiry take an interest in different aspects of the world, and develop various partial theories to satisfy varied epistemic and pragmatic values.

For researchers, the approach allowed to develop partial theories since these were specifically generated from the context of the particular company.

However, Wieringa and Daneva (2015) showed us that, in software engineering, it is much more useful to develop partial theories that can be applied to practice, than to develop a general theory that can be harder to be applied due to variability of the real world.

Traditionally, two main hypotheses exist to explain inbreeding depression; partial dominance theory and overdominance theory.

Then the goal is to establish partial regularity theory.