Sentence examples for theoretical beginnings from inspiring English sources
Some analysts argue that the new openness is entirely in keeping with psychoanalysis' theoretical beginnings.
Data structures, and the development of optimal algorithms for inserting, deleting, and locating data, have constituted major areas of theoretical computer science since its beginnings because of the heavy use of such structures by virtually all computer software notably compilers, operating systems, and file systems.
The first is theoretical.
Afterwards, Said redacted ideas gleaned from the works of the 17th-century philosopher Giambattista Vico, and other intellectuals, in the book Beginnings: Intention and Method (1974), about the theoretical bases of literary criticism.
This work, which is divided into two parts, traces the fascinating history of the sprayed concrete lining method from its beginnings and shows how it developed on a broad international front in its theoretical and technological aspects.
In general, the politically minded members of my generation have world views shaped by the conflicting ideologies of the 20th century, even after the economic beginnings of those ideologies had coagulated into state doctrine and philosophical or socio-psychological theoretical constructs.
New beginnings are possible.
The beginnings were modest.
His beginnings were humble.
His beginnings were lowly.
