Can I Get Another Blanket Amanda recently proposed a theory about the polar bear being merely a costumed artist engaged in some sort of public performance piece about global warming, but what does she know?
IN this season of fa-la-la-la-la, dozens of people who practice alternative means of healing recently learned a theory of the healing powers of some less easily transcribable syllables: wo, ah, nda, a, ya, ya.
Rather than completely discard that proposition, Professor Krugman has recently formulated a theory of exceptions to the Keynesian theory, which he believes can help explain some of my findings: Here's the question: why do patterns of employment over time that are, in fact, normally supply-driven continue to be visible even during a demand-side slump?
The rapid appearance of complex life in some accounts — "like Athena springing from the head of Zeus," in the words of Dr. McKay — has rekindled interest recently in a theory fancied by Francis Crick, one of the discoverers of the double helix, that life originated elsewhere and floated here through space.
However, by clarifying distinctions proposed by both Meinong and his student Ernst Mally, Parsons (1980) has recently offered a theory of non-existent objects, which is based on the assumption that existence is a special kind of property.
Engel et al. [ 15] recently derived a theory of CNR in differential phase-contrast imaging based on an integration of the phase.
Somewhat in contrast to cognitive approaches, we have recently proposed a theory of OCD that focuses on its motivational underpinnings [ 15].
Recently, a chaos theory on rank one maps has been developed by Wang and Young.
More recently, a manipulability theory of causation was put forth by Woodward (2003) as an attempt to provide a foundation for causal explanation.
