Sentence examples for put forward a theory of from inspiring English sources

British economist Arthur C. Pigou, in his Industrial Fluctuations (1927), put forward a theory of what he called "noncompensated errors".

Since then numerous theories have emerged for their sudden overnight appearances Wind In 1989, meteorologist George Terence Meaden put forward a theory of natural wind forces.

The explanation for their failure was presented, and we have put forward a theory to explain the increase of surface diffusion permeability with loading.

From this position, the article puts forward a theory on the role of ecological catastrophe narratives in current popular culture, before going on to review existing critical work on ecologically-charged popular films and novels which attempts to assess their effects on their audiences.

Tirole's book The Theory of Corporate Finance analyses and puts forward a theory on how to govern giant corporations in the modern era.

The English philosopher Alfred North Whitehead, in his doctrine of the "Cycle of Interests," put forward a theory in line with the ideas of the reformers.

Quaife later put forward a theory that he was of French-Canadian origin.

He combined the essence of Chinese literature with that of Western literature and put forward a complete theory of literature and art, with the "theory of realm" as its core.

In 1996, Thomas Friedman put forward a grand theory of capitalism, economic development and foreign relations: "No two countries that both have a McDonald's have ever fought a war against each other".

They put forward a novel theory of "reactive" epithelial hyperplasia in biomechanically unstable corneas [ 39, 40].

In LTL he put forward an emotivist theory of ethics, one that he never abandoned.