Sentence examples for realistic theory from inspiring English sources

Although Wilson doesn't think that all evolution involves group selection, he thinks that group selection plays a big enough role that a realistic theory of evolution must allow for both individual and group selection.

The fact that Americans are outraged by oppressive governments, but lack a realistic theory of how stable governments come into being, means that it is easy to generate political support for attacking undesirable states and organisations, but hard to generate support for building anything to replace them.

Later Mohists formulated a more "realistic" theory of what counts as the normatively correct way to use names.

The research conclusions provide a realistic theory reference for SMEs-related technology innovation engineering in China.

The Vaibhāṣika's realistic theory of the two truths and the Sautrāntika's representationalist theory of the two truths both affirm the ultimate reality of the physical objects constituted by the atoms.

In this work, effort is directed at the prediction of the macroscopic shear modulus of composites consisting of nano-/micro-size fibers of elliptic cross-sections via couple stress theory, a physically realistic theory that encompasses the size effect.

When he died, Ghoshal was challenging academic colleagues not only to stop creating Enrons but to start constructing positive and realistic theories that would be the building blocks for a better corporate world.

Schumpeter's model therefore summarises the most important grounds on which contemporary realistic theories of democracy are based.

The traditional problem that nonveridical experience poses for realistic theories of perception does not even present itself in the neutral monist framework.

The tradition of grammarians, beginning with Bhartṛhari, seems to have followed a middle path between the realistic theories of reference (bāhyārthavāda) developed by Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika and Mīmāṃsā on the one hand, and the notional/conceptual meaning (vikalpa) of the Buddhists on the other.

Spedding et al. [27] showed that predictions based upon fixed wing data agree well with quantitative observations of flapping flight in birds and that this approach "shows the simplest tenable baseline approximation, upon which more complex and realistic theories might be constructed".