Sentence examples for practical theory from inspiring English sources

This paper contributes to both research and practice by: (1) offering a conceptual schema based on practical theory to inform the design and development of a core IT artefact for KMS and (2) describing the functions and features of a typical core IT artefact.

The core of the concept is to transform the basic research achievements of medical biology into practical theory, technology and methods that will bridge laboratory and clinical practice [ 2].

This is a highly discerning and demanding audience, who want to be exposed to practical theory and new ideas that they can apply to their careers once they graduate.

We may call this practical theory of praxis a "praxeology" (Linklater 2001, 38).

However, no practical theory exists for the calculation of these properties for heavy oil at elevated temperatures.

If this were the only role of putative "facts" in Rawls' political theory of modernity, then it would not be a full practical theory in the sense that I am using the term here.

Great training challenges teachers' practical theories about learning, helps teachers learn and practice new approaches, and sends them away with ideas to experiment with and refine over time.

Practical theories are complex, conceptual, and belief networks that constrain faculty's instructional practices (Feldman 2000; Gess-Newsome et al. 2003).

Efficient-market theory was built into a host of practical theories and investment strategies.

Unfortunately, these practical theories have only been weakly studied in STEM faculty in the USA.

Practical theories thus have to consider the ways in which such facts become part of a constructive process that might be called "generative entrenchment" (Wimstatt 1974, 67 86).