Sentence examples for position theory from inspiring English sources

Blumer's group position theory of prejudice and the conflict hypothesis contend that individuals within ethnically-diverse contexts have less trust and fewer ties with people of other ethnic groups, focusing interactions more towards those of the same ethnicity (Blumer 1958).

Informed by positioning theory, this study draws upon multimodal analysis to provide microanalytic longitudinal mapping of the classroom interactional architecture, including the multimodal fluencies the student brings to bear on challenging interactions with peers.

For all their strangeness and sophistication, including predictions that a particle can be in many places at once or have irreducibly uncertain speeds and positions, theories based on quantum mechanics and particle physics assume that somewhere, the regular tick-tock of ordinary time is being measured by something like a Swiss watch or a planet whirling around a star.

Stochastic differential equations (SDEs) have an important position in theory and application, for more details we refer the reader to [1] and [2].

Though changing the size of spherical particles can induce smaller shift in the SPR peak position, in theory and in practice, changing the shape of silver nanoparticles provide more versatility.

Results from OSL and surface exposure dating for the same ice marginal position in theory cannot be the same, as the methods date different processes in the development of the glacial landscape.

Debate has largely centered on the legitimacy of adopting some middle position: a theory of values that would preserve a clear assessment of the profound evil in the cosmos as well as some understanding of how this might be compatible with the existence of an all powerful, completely good Creator.

Note that this step is not absolute necessary as each position in theory can bind to any TF.

Dantley [ 13] stresses, "The central assumption by which the culture of positivism rationalizes its position on theory and knowledge is the notion of objectivity".

It has always maintained a minority position among theories proposed to solve the missing mass problem.

Importantly, Sewell (1997) compared his own position on theories of culture to the work of Clifford Geertz (1973) and drew our attention to the dialectical relationships between patterns and contradictions as well as schemas and practices.