Sentence examples for the correct theory from inspiring English sources

The battle for the correct theory will not be won on Amazon or on the blogosphere, however.

The theory has nevertheless had a number of successes in describing the observed behaviour of particles in experiments, and theorists are confident that it is the correct theory to use for describing the strong force.

Biden one-ups her — and seals his primary win — by pledging the two-for-one appointment of Brangelina to that post, on the correct theory that the couple's expansive brood of adopted children alone can provide him his margin of victory at the polls.

It contains solutions to a number of geometric problems, shows that stable figures for a homogeneous rotating fluid mass are the ellipsoids of revolution, and gives for the first time the correct theory for distinguishing between maxima and minima in general (see calculus of variations), pointing out the importance of the distinction in the theory of the multiple points of curves.

The Sloan team's discovery of a burst without gamma rays lends some support to this theory or, at least, it suggests that the correct theory must involve a narrow beam of gamma rays and a wider beam of light.But the discovery also shows how profitable it might be to monitor the whole sky with ordinary optical telescopes.

It was its even greater misfortune that Mr Pataki chose to meet their challenge by deciding to be as fiscally irresponsible as his opponents, under the (correct) theory that his supporters would never support his opponents, but his opponents' supporters could be bought.The months between September 11th 2001 and Mr Pataki's 2002 re-election, and a period after that, were a financial disaster.

Even if they're taught the "correct" theories, they will forever lack the intellectual tools to distinguish for themselves between good science and hogwash.

The preceding variational energy analysis showed that, for sandwich columns and elastomeric bearings, respectively, the correct theories are Engesser's and Haringx's, associated with Green's and Almansi's Lagrangian strain tensors, respectively.

The corrected theory T′* in this context is the perturbed Newtonian theory as expressed in the Taylor expansion given above.

A useful comparison is the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom, which was considered implausible from its inception, even by its creator, yet led the way to the ultimately correct theory of quantum mechanics.

So I urge that my colleagues take into consideration and run away from the politically correct theory out there, and to take into consideration just how much we depend on threat profiling for the protection of our society.