Sentence examples similar to sought theory from inspiring English sources
Information foraging [14] is an information seeking theory inspired by optimal foraging theory in nature, where organisms have adopted strategies maximizing energy intake.
According to this pretense theory, the pretense involved in the language game of fictional discourse shields the whole language game from a separate language game aimed at non-fictional reality, and it is in the latter language game that we seek theories of objects of various kinds as real objects.
Other information seeking theories examine motivation as a key aspect of information seeking and behaviour change.
One wonders whether such situation is due to the fact that different universities have different traits and background or that an explanation must be sought in theory deficiency; that theory has not yet been adequately developed to assess universities effectively.
They have long sought a "theory of everything".
The folk reading which belies Leibniz has it that he sought a theory of mechanics formulated in terms only of the relations between bodies.
In place of classical political economy's "general laws," the Historical School sought a theory based on national and historical specificity.
Those who defend the standard concept of moral status seek a theory to underwrite its range and threshold features; those who attack it argue that no plausible moral theory could do so.
Royce seeks a theory that first makes sense of the immediate human aspect of atonement.
Both horns are quite unpleasant results for any philosopher who seeks a theory of non-strict laws.
Nonetheless, insofar as we are seeking a theory of ability that does some justice to our ordinary judgments, these views fall outside the domain of plausible candidates for such a theory.
