Sentence examples similar to started theory from inspiring English sources

"I'd done an SVQ level 3 in health and social care, which was the first time I started applying theory to my practice," he says.

For a start, theory suggests the particle's own mass (which it gets by interacting with itself) should be huge.

The jump-start theory of presidential primaries — to try to show and place in Iowa or New Hampshire, and then win a big subsequent state, like Florida or Michigan — is always a fool's errand, as Mr. Giuliani learned four years ago.

The lazy-start theory includes the assumption that the first appearing question is answered incorrectly more often than the further questions in general.

Starting around 2000, DTRA funded fire prediction modeling to facilitate the incorporation of models within a modern computer modeling package such as HPAC [ 8] and we have used the underlying fire start theory from this work in our calculations.

Rather than starting with theory, this conference will examine the evidence found in our states.

The practice of Cabala starts with theory because these hidden channels of divinity must be disclosed and interpreted before they can be used: spirituality follows hermeneutics.

It was watching this that made me start my theory in the first place.

The value of this study is as a springboard to better understanding the role of tacit knowledge in public health and to start building theory in the area.

Coding into themes was performed iteratively using the directed content analysis approach that starts with theory or relevant research findings to help derive the initial codes [ 34].

In contrast to grounded theory approaches that start theory-building without any theoretical preferences, path analyses may draw on established frameworks to derive codes deductively (Glaser and Strauss 1967; Sydow et al. 2012b).