Sentence examples for surprising theory from inspiring English sources

Quantum mechanics is no longer a new or surprising theory that should strike us as odd".

For decades now, Dr. Stoffregen, 56, director of the university's Affordance Perception-Action Laboratory, has been amassing evidence in support of a surprising theory about the causes of motion sickness.

Perhaps the most surprising theory, advanced by Dr. McLaren, is that the overfishing of the Grand Banks, close to where the Titanic sank, has produced an explosion in tiny marine life that is normally eaten but now falls steadily, like a never-ending snow, speeding up the ship's rusting.

It is worth going slowly through the main topics of Plato's aesthetics—not in the search for some surprising theory unlike anything that has been said, but so that background shading and details may emerge, for a result that perhaps resembles the customary synopses of his thought as a human face resembles the cartoon reduction of it.

It was surprising theory, to say the least.

This is surprising considering theory (that diversity and divergence are correlated is a basic tenet of the neutral theory of molecular evolution), and empirical evidence from some [ 9, 12, 18, 31] but not all previous studies [ 6, 40].

The decline of Neoclassicism is hardly surprising; literary theory had developed very little during two centuries of artistic, political, and scientific ferment.

The magnitude of the genetic correlation between our indices of immunocompetence and condition is surprising because theory predicts that such heritable genetic variation should be eroded through selection.

Given that mathematical objects exist and are successfully referred to by our scientific theories, it is not surprising that such theories are successful.

For example, van Fraassen (1980, p. 40; see also Wray 2007, 2010) suggests that successful theories are analogous to well-adapted organisms since only successful theories (organisms) survive, it is hardly surprising that our theories are successful, and therefore, there is no demand here for an explanation of success.

It's not surprising that the theory struggles to make any testable predictions.