While none of these two notions is the one we have in ranking theory, Spohn (2009), relying on Halpern (2003), shows that by adopting the second notion of conditional possibility one can render possibility theory isomorphic to a real-valued version of ranking theory.
But the price for curling up the extra dimensions and tucking them out of sight has been rendering superstring theory untestable.
However, the most active fraction, Acai-1, had the least amount of polyphenol (0.2%, Table 2), rendering this theory unlikely.
Lo Verso's analytic brushes with the Mafia have been more academic than intimate, but that does not stop him from rendering his theories in sweeping, tantalizing terms.
Further, it rendered the theory subject to Bernard Williams' (1995) criticism that the theory really simply reflected the colonial elitism of Sidgwick's time, that it was 'Government House Utilitarianism.' The elitism in his remarks may reflect a broader attitude, one in which the educated are considered better policy makers than the uneducated.
However, in describing the prevailing theory of evolution, we must avoid tautology at all costs because tautology renders the theory empty.
If a legal theory only aims to capture the concept of law employed in a particular jurisdiction, then that would render the theory parochial and it might lose its interest for those who are not concerned with that particular jurisdiction.
With feverishly etched drawings, she renders his theory that, in the beginning, each human being had four arms, four legs, and two sets of genitalia until Zeus punished everyone by splitting them in half.
He aims to render his theory noncommittal on these controversial matters and to posit a set of principles of justice that all reasonable persons can accept as valid, despite their disagreements.
Its abstract nature renders the theory remarkably flexible.
