Sentence examples for theoretic discussion from inspiring English sources

It leads to the same results as were found in the discussion here, but gives a more visual approach instead of the algebraic and number theoretic discussion that Numberplay's commenters focused on.

It has gained some advantage also, by mixing itself with the question whether the Constitution of the U.S. was formed by the people or by the States, now under a theoretic discussion by animated partizans.

The relation of truth theories and (iterated) reflection principles also became prominent in the discussion of truth-theoretic deflationism (see Tennant 2002 and the follow-up discussion).

Contributions include introductory papers (Harizanov, Schulte), mathematical advances (Martin, Sharma, Stephan, Kalantari), philosophical reflections on the strengths and implications of learning theory (Glymour, Larvor, Friend), applications of the theory to philosophical problems (Kelly), and a discussion of learning-theoretic thinking in the history of philosophy (Goethe).

The discussion includes Onsagerian, rational, Meixnerian, network theoretic, information theoretic, Müllerian, finite-time, and extended irreversible thermodynamics.

We begin with a brief background discussion of an information theoretic approach that has become widely used in biology and psychology, but rarely guides criminological research.

One is the discussion of the information theoretic based tool, which utilizes gene expression levels to identify transcription patterns and to determine their contribution to the cancer transformation process at each stage.

Philosophers have heavily criticized Lewis's reliance upon salience, arguing that the notion of salience is obscure, or that there is often no salient option among candidate conventions, or that precedence does not confer salience, or that Lewis fails to integrate salience into the formal game-theoretic framework that otherwise shapes his discussion.

For alternative general discussions of a control theoretic framework in relation to modelling the performance of human machine systems, consider the following sources: Flach et al. (2011, 2013), Jagacinski and Flach (2003), Leveson (2012) and Sheridan and Ferrell (1974).

Lectures alternately by Bergdoll and Garric will be interespsed with discussion sessions devoted to major theoretic statements including Rondelet, Quatremere de Quincy, the Saint-Simonians, Viollet-le-Duc, Charles Garnier and Julien Guadet.

That is, the discussions are not entirely set theoretic.