Sentence examples for produced a theory from inspiring English sources
This experience produced a theory of cultural cross-fertilization (acculturation) and culture change.
The revival in the French theatre produced a theory diametrically opposed to that of Meyerhold and Tairov.
At her instigation a number of people then produced a theory of these groups, the so-called homology and cohomology groups of a space.
Only a nation shielded from the possibility of its own demise could have produced a theory as cheerful as the one put forth by the political philosopher Francis Fukuyama a few years ago, that we had come to "the end of history".
("I almost wish I could talk to Harvey: 'How could you get involved with this creep?' ") The street talk and the prison grapevine produced a theory about St. Jean's murder almost immediately: that he had been killed on the orders of a Cuban cocaine dealer, a former client, who believed St. Jean had a lot of his money and was refusing to return it.
It is perhaps doubly paradoxical, then, that the subsequent development of evolutionary game theory has produced a theory which holds great promise for social scientists, and is as readily applied to the field of economic behaviour as that for which it was originally designed.
Weyl attempted to produce a theory that would unify gravitation and electromagnetism.
Physicists would love to develop a way of unifying the forces of nature (electromagnetism, gravity and so on) to produce a Theory of Everything.
So you could do the psychophysics to test how humans do it, and then you could produce a theory about how it could be done.
The notion that information is always preserved has gained credence from recent results in string theory, which hopes to produce a Theory of Everything that would explain all the forces of nature.
He put these together to produce a theory of human inequality: the more open society becomes, the more an aristocracy of talent will replace an aristocracy of birth.Galton's argument contained a good deal of nonsense.
