Sentence examples for rules of theory from inspiring English sources

Andy Pareallye--who really doesn't know that much about theory--is always breaking the rules of theory in interesting ways by changing key signatures and doing it in such a way that doesn't sound like the key signatures necessarily changed.

In other words, at a certain point conformity to critical theory became more important than creative nonconformity, suggesting the truth of the art historian Max J. Friedländer's categorical statement that "the rule of theory always rises in proportion as creative power falls".

While there is a strong dominance of the steel phase, the experiments generally confirm the rule-of-mixture theory.

A further aim is to compare these findings to common approaches such as the rule-of-mixture theory and define analytical models able to predict these properties based on a set of parameter values.

Let the Ramsey sentence of the conjunction of all theoretical postulates and the conjunction of all correspondence rules of that theory be considered as expressing the entire factual, synthetic content of the scientific theory and its terms in their entirety.

Those who wrote the rules of racial theory were obsessed with the purity of race, blood and tribe.

Now there is Jacquelyn Reingold's "String Fever," at the Ensemble Studio Theater, which applies the elusive rules of string theory to the conundrums of one woman's love life.

Mr. Scholes and Mr. Merton had already joined a bond trader named John W. Meriwether in a new firm, Long-Term Capital Management, that would operate by the rules of their theory.

According to the model suggested by this supposed dichotomy, exercises of theoretical knowledge involve active reflection, engagement with the propositions or rules of the theory in question that guides the subsequent exercise of the knowledge.

Studies of the European robin (and the robin had to wear a cute little eyepatch during this research) suggest that a particular configuration of a molecule in the robin's retina – a configuration that can only be explained by the rules of quantum theory – allows the bird to sense Earth's magnetic field and thus determine the direction in which it should fly.

But we now know that even empty space is filled with energy, vibrating with electromagnetic fields and so-called virtual particles dancing in and out of existence on borrowed energy courtesy of the randomness that characterizes reality on the smallest scales, according to the rules of quantum theory.