As is true with the history of philosophy more generally, one can observe over the centuries changes not only in the theories set forth but also in the central questions about law that such theories were meant to answer.
Because all real elastic structures are three-dimensional, the theories set forth here will be approximate models.
Since all real elastic structures are three-dimensional, the theories set forth here will be approximate models.
New Options Newsletter was based on the theories set forth in New Age Politics.
The new theory, set forth by planetary scientist Robin Canup of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado, and published online today in Nature, explains the ice-rich composition of the rings and accounts for the odd characteristics of some of Saturn's smaller moons.
Yet the viral theory, set forth in 2014 by Jason Concepcion of Grantland and The Ringer, points out a number of connections between Kevin and Jigsaw that — once you are made aware of them — are awfully difficult to un-know: They have comparable appearances (blond hair, blue eyes, similar jawlines).
As a result, the buyer's understanding of what will actually be completed, is in theory, set forth in the Offering Plan.
But the strings responsible for transmitting gravity would be able to drift away or "leak" into the meta-space surrounding the brane as they traveled along it from distant objects, according to a theory set forth in 2000 by Dr. Gia Dvali, Dr. Gregory Gabadadze and Dr. Massimo Porrati of New York University.
Caius and Vesalius were housemates at Padua, but, whereas throughout his studies Caius adhered to the earlier theories set forth by the Greek physician Galen of Pergamum, Vesalius eventually broke with Galenic tradition.
The New Yorker, August 17 , 1963P. 34 ANNALS OF MEDICINE about deja vu (already seen) phenomenon about studies of the subject, theories set forth by various scientists and psychologists.
