Sentence examples for resulting theory from inspiring English sources

This marginal yield of a productive input came to be called the value of its marginal product, and the resulting theory of distribution states that every type of input will be paid the value of its marginal product.

The resulting theory can be formulated as follows: A given history of changes in the distances between certain particles is physically possible if, and only if, it can be conceived to take place within Newtonian absolute space-time in such a way as to satisfy F = ma.

The German applied mechanician Ludwig Prandtl developed the rudiments of the theory of plane plastic flow in 1920 and 1921, with an analysis of indentation of a ductile solid by a flat-ended rigid indenter, and the resulting theory of plastic slip lines was completed by H. Hencky in 1923 and Hilda Geiringer in 1930.

The resulting theory, therefore, is not time reversal invariant.

The resulting theory is the relative-state formulation of pure wave mechanics.

The resulting theory is called the reflective closure of the initial theory.

So each space has to be treated differently and the resulting theory lacks a certain unity.

The resulting theory is one in which thoughts lack logical form.

If the T-sentences are added to PA, the resulting theory is conservative over PA.

(Perhaps, even stronger, we require that the resulting theory be more attractive than the original).

The resulting theory will need more complicated inconsistency and inference-licensing rules.