Sentence examples for resistance theory from inspiring English sources

Burns was early on exposed to radical political discourse in Calvinist resistance theory, the "revolution principles" of the British Real Whigs (those opposed to the Whig oligarchy), the ideas of the Scottish enlightenment and European civic humanism.

Liam McIlvanney, author of another acclaimed analysis of the poet's politics, Burns the Radical, explains his motivations: "I wanted to show that there was a long tradition of radical political philosophy, often associated with Presbyterianism and Calvinist resistance theory, on which Burns was drawing in many of his poems".

Contact resistance was modeled analytically using Maxwellian spreading resistance theory.

Cohen realised that data from two of his previous studies could be used to test this glucocorticoid resistance theory.

The thermal resistance theory is introduced into the theoretical model of the photovoltaic-thermoelectric (PV-TE) hybrid system.

This contribution proposes a new perspective to analyze this kind system and introduces the entransy dissipation-based thermal resistance theory to optimize the system.

The hull form optimization concerns one of the most important applications of wave making resistance theories.

To determine the amount of PCE that volatilized from the water, the two-resistance theory was applied to temperature dependent physical and chemical properties of PCE [ 11].

"We found that it was not enough to just talk about workers' rights and resistance in theory," Gönüs said.

He said many in his profession tended to overlook Dr. Edelman's work: "There is an enormous resistance against theory in neuroscience and biology".

You can't help feeling that's because one supplies narrative and the other supplies facts, and the British are traditionally empiricists so they/we have a resistance to theory and to theoreticians playing too prominent a role in public life.