Sentence examples for pat theory from inspiring English sources
Working initially from established PAT theory, this paper presents the design and performance testing of a hydraulic turbine unit suitable for use in rural micro-hydro, and energy recovery installations.
Bruzzi came up with the workably non-pat theory that Kelly was hogtied, in her time, between being Marilyn Monroe and being Audrey Hepburn – neither vamp nor ingenue, she was famously described as "too perfect" by James Stewart, which helps explain his otherwise mesmerising decision to reject her throughout much of Rear Window.
Pat pat pat with the dishcloth.
In theory, says Wang, PAT can detect any molecule, provided the laser is tuned to the correct wavelength for molecular absorption.
Occasionally there is mention of a patient, whose problems are slotted into Freudian theory with a pointedly pat satisfaction.
Albert Einstein, though not a woman, gets a pat on the head because he came up with his theory of relativity while riding his bicycle at night.
He offers no neat, pat, "grand view of law," as he puts it, no "all-encompassing theory" to match that of so-called originalists like Scalia and Justice Clarence Thomas.
So he's pat, pat, patting her.
