Sentence examples for pervading theory from inspiring English sources

The pervading theory of the 19th century was that the individual, pursuing his own desired ends, would thereby achieve the best results for the society of which he was a part.

The pervading theory is that Mourinho was sent to the stands for attempting to get into referee Jonathan Moss' dressing room during half-time, an area that is off limits during the match.

Game theory has been pervading the economic theory, and it attracts more and more research attention.

And while there may be still other definitions of evolution, these two seem to constitute a dichotomy that has pervaded biological evolutionary theory at least since Darwin.

Five categories with subcategories, and one pervading theme, emerged.

The theory of evolution pervades the public discourse in ways that are matched by few other scientific theories.

This concern pervades his studies of social theory; and it is possible to interpret his emphasis on the 'conservative' origins of sociology and his attack on leveling public administration from the 1950s onward as related reference points.

Instead, computing now pervades all of science, including theory and experiment.

In keeping with the logos nomos (word law, or, sometimes, gospel law) theme that pervades his works, Clement alluded to the theory of the two cities, the city of heaven and the city of the earth.

The book's title suggests an exploration of the role of evolutionary theory in contemporary science how it pervades the biological sciences, informs the social sciences, and benefits medicine and public health.

'General System Theory', proposed in 1940, has pervaded all fields of science and has penetrated into popular thinking in psychology, economics and social sciences.