Sentence examples for simple theory for from inspiring English sources
Parker, in the end, has a more simple theory for how to build team confidence and chemistry, the elusive components of all winning teams.
But the research, by Dr. Bigeleisen and Maria Goeppert-Mayer, who would later win a Nobel Prize in Physics, resulted in a simple theory for calculating the behavior of isotopes in gaseous reactions, which helped open the new field of isotope chemistry.
Both versions of the theory came under attack: the simple theory for being too weak, the ramified theory for being too strong.
A simple theory for representing a foam absorbing material is presented in terms of the static resistivity and the effective density.
The mean of the measured profiles of volume fraction agrees to better than 3% with the expected value and the shape of the profiles agrees qualitatively with simple theory for sedimentation of monodisperse particles.
A simple theory for unmixing two known triplet lifetimes is presented along with validation of the method by measurements of transferrin recycling in a model system based on chinese hamster ovarian cells (CHO).
The simplest theory for estimating the contact radius during compressive loading is through the Hertz contact theory, which is most suited for linear-elastic materials under compressive strains under 1%[7].
We present accurate numerical methods for calculating the one boson and the one fermion loop energy in a static, spherically symmetric background field for a simple theory of fermions interacting with bosons through Yukawa coupling.
With this model, we are able to understand the results of experiments on human multisensory oddity detection [17] which the classical maximum likelihood integration theory, and other simpler theories for cue combination, fails to model with drastic qualitative discrepancy.
This simple theory is convenient for purposes of exposition, even though solid-state physics has advanced beyond it.
A simple theory is derived for predicting multicomponent diffusion on solid surfaces and in molecular sieves with energetic heterogeneity.
