Sentence examples for problem of the theory of from inspiring English sources

In an effort to investigate if the cortical network is sufficient to contain all of our concepts Palm formulated the main problem of the theory of cell assemblies.

Palm formulated the main problem of the theory of cell assemblies by asking the total number of cell assemblies at a given threshold k.

The present paper is a continuation of the general formulation discussed in the paper: Mechanics of adhesive joints as a plane problem of the theory of elasticity.

These considerations lead to one of the key theses in Rickert's theory of knowledge: "The fundamental problem of the theory of knowledge is the question regarding the yardstick or the object of judging (Rickert 1921a, 131 132).

A closed form solution to the plane problem of the theory of elasticity for an infinite anisotropic bimaterial space (plane) with a periodic set of the interface cracks with frictionless contact zones near its tips is obtained.

Rickert argues that we can tackle the problem of the theory of knowledge in two ways: "One can begin first with an analysis of the real act of knowledge as a psychic process and then, from there, move progressively to determine the transcendent object.

In what way does the existence of an infinite regress of forms represent a problem for the theory of forms?

The successful designs of hulls for ships employing drag reduction by air bottom cavitation have been based on solutions of inverse problems of the theory of ideal incompressible fluid.

It is worthwhile mentioning that several important problems of the theory of ordinary and delay differential equations lead to investigations of functional differential equations of various types (see the books by Hale and Verduyn Lunel [1], Wu [2], Liang et al. [3], Liang and Xiao [4 9], and the references therein).

It is worthwhile mentioning that several important problems of the theory of ordinary and delay differential equations lead to investigations of functional differential equations of various types (see the books by Hale and Verduyn Lunel, Wu, and articles by Liang, Xiao, Mophou, N'Guérékata, Benchohra, Lizama, Hernandez, etc. and the references therein).

However, the identification of facts with obtaining states of affairs creates problems for the theory of truthmaking.