Sentence examples for theoretical apparatus from inspiring English sources
The phrase "theoretical apparatus" is correct and usable in written English
You might use it to refer to the theoretical framework of a field of study or an approach in argumentation. For example, "The theorist relied heavily on the Marxist theoretical apparatus to inform her conclusions."
In fact, Trilling labored under a ponderous theoretical apparatus, whose elements he took from Hegel, Nietzsche, and Freud.
Interstitial mini-sections appear among and within chapters, providing the work's theoretical apparatus.
Moreover, they failed to develop a unified theoretical apparatus that would replace or supplement the orthodox theory.
Coleman is instantly recognizable from a single note, and that sound — separated from the theoretical apparatus of music, from the modes of the profession, from the critical categories of jazz — is inseparable from his very being.
Those of us who love him, just wait... .. Unlike many other practitioners of verbal or physical theatre, McBurney shuns grandiose theories: "When he is working on a show he never brings a theoretical apparatus along with him," says Gerard.
Academic critics are therefore always in the market for a theoretical apparatus that can give coherence and consistency to this enterprise, and Freudianism was ideally suited for the task.
Theoretical Animals by Gary J. Shipley.
Taking into account particle-particle and particle machine interactions, we study herein a series of screening simulations which provides a theoretical foundation for apparatus design based on optimized screening parameters, and provides a reasonable explanation for the screening process.
Applications and theoretical fundamentals of the apparatus have been elaborated.
Ajdukiewicz extended conventionalism to all sentences, because any sentence, no matter whether experiential or theoretical, depends on a conceptual apparatus.
Finally a theoretical sensibility of the new apparatus is estimated at ±1 mW.
