Now students in China recite Jiang Zemin's "three represents," a theory recently enshrined in the party charter.
Each questionnaire represents a theory chapter, or set of applications.
Similar to the view that a neuronal manipulation (e.g. a lesion) represents a theory of the condition modeled (e.g. a degenerative disorder), an animal behavioral task represents a theory of the behavioral/cognitive process of interest.
The measure Q typically represents a theory, a model, a description or an approximation of P. The Shapiro-Wilk Test was carried out on each group to assess the normal distribution.
Related to Orbach's framework, objectification theory [ 25] represents a theory rooted in feminism, which argues that women internalize societal objectification of the female body, learning to habitually self-monitor their body, which contributes to the view that one's own body is an object to be evaluated from an outsider's perspective [ 25].
Hence, 'multiplex contrasts' represent a novel theory addressing how the brain encodes and decodes luminance information.
Therefore, the programme theory represents a hypothesis that can be tested and further refined.
The underlying theory represents a "meta-theory" in the sense that it captures information theory, systems theory, and hybrid systems such as those described by systems of single-neuron systems that internally both process and transmit information between constituent elemental "systems".
This resulted in a minimum set of feedback loops that represent a collective causal theory to explain trends over time for commuting in Auckland, including a causal loop diagram specific to commuter bicycling.
Each of the characters in the Book of Job represents a different theory of divine providence; Gersonides' own position is a restatement of Elihu's theory that providence is not directed to particulars but rather to groups of individuals, or universals.
