To progress beyond simple skills, a craftsman not only required the will to excel but sometimes was subject, in theory at least, to socially defined restrictions.
Circuit design using NAM expansion is a novel subject in theory of active network synthesis.
And again, if the BL refuse to comply – or more likely, simply says it can't – it is, at least in theory, subject to a fine up to £250,000.
A preoccupation with the theme of the subject in critical theory is central to the work of many thinkers, from Alain Badiou's theory of the militant subject, to Giorgio Agamben's idea of homo saccer.
The link between Popper's theory of knowledge and his social philosophy is his fallibilism just as we make theoretical progress in science by deliberately subjecting our theories to critical scrutiny, and abandoning those which have been falsified, so too, Popper holds, the critical spirit can and should be sustained at the social level.
For E. coli, the bacterium is always subject to diffusion; in theory, this should add to its MSD whilst resting and may also affect running phases via rotational diffusion (Rosser et al. 2014).
What is the point of studying a subject just in theory?
After that, (1.1) has been studied in various aspects and settings since it is an important subject in the theory of functional equations; we refer to the survey papers [3 7], the monographs [8, 9], and the book [10].
The satisfaction of this conjecture in the subject domain theory is to be found by the theorem prover.
The collected findings reported to date have been in healthy human subjects and reflect minor perturbations that, in theory, contribute to the chronic advancement of inflammatory vascular disease.
