Sentence examples for relation of theory from inspiring English sources

The question of the relation of theory to practice was one that exercised Anderson repeatedly.

Our specific interest was in the relation of theory, program, and evaluation.

Both the fact of his consideration of the enigmatic Theses and his substantial conclusions on the relation of theory to practice would have resonated with the Althusserian Marxists in the Department of General Philosophy in the 1970s.

Pragmatism is "a philosophy that stresses the relation of theory to praxis and takes the continuity of experience and nature as revealed through the outcome of directed action as the starting point for reflection" (Audi 1999).

Here the relation of theory to practice is a different one than among the original pragmatists: more than simply clarifying the relation of means and ends for decisions on particular issues, these social sciences demand reflection upon institutionalized practices and their norms of cooperation.

An alternative account, illustrated by the relation of phlogiston theory and oxygen theory, is given by Schurz (2011) by his notion of structural correspondence.

This judgment is based on the logical relations of theories and evidence rather than on history or psychology.

The fluid pressures are obtained from the stress strain relation of the theory of poroelasticity, from which the total (Darcy) flow velocity is computed.

1. Conditions (4) and (5) imply that θ(T) is in fact the Leibniz congruence of < FmL, T >. which is the result of replacing in δ(p) ≈ ε(p) the letter p by the formula p ↔ q that defines the congruence relation of a theory, is the identity relation on A. 3.

Reviewer 1: The relation of the theory to the free-energy framework, as well as the allostasis and the good regulator theorem to be explained.

The relation of truth theories and (iterated) reflection principles also became prominent in the discussion of truth-theoretic deflationism (see Tennant 2002 and the follow-up discussion).