Sentence examples for theoretical body from inspiring English sources

In order to make my argument, I use the large theoretical body of informational cascades and focus on four North African countries.

We investigate the theoretical body deformation predicted under applied force and conclude that local mechanical loads induce inward bending deformation of the skin to drive touch sensation in C. elegans.

On the one hand, the theoretical body of literature provides normative sustainable balanced scorecard (SBSC) frameworks to indicate 'what should be measured' or 'what should be done' in order for firms to improve their sustainability performance.

This paper aims at contributing to the theoretical body of literature by developing a new SBSC scoring framework using Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) indicators and scoring benchmarking techniques to measure the corporate sustainability performance by drawing data from corporate sustainability reports.

In exploring this history, the goal of this paper is to draw on a diverse theoretical body of literature (that includes resiliency theory, landscape ecology, political science and ecological economics) to develop a series of hypotheses about how large-scale complex civilizations can become vulnerable to climate change.

If today's mannequins were actual human women, based on their theoretical body fat percentages, they would probably cease to menstruate.

Both the syntactic and semantic views of theories focus on the formal structure of theoretical bodies, and their "fit" with theorizing about chaotic dynamics seems quite problematic.

The pairing arguably emerged from different theoretical bodies, one of which is resilience thinking (Gunderson and Holling 2002, Chapin et al. 2009), which explores the role institutions play in governing social-ecological change at a systems level (Herrfahrdt-Pahle and Pahl-wostl 2012).

There are at least three theoretical bodies of research framing argumentation studies: (a) developmental psychology, including the distributed cognition perspective; (b) language sciences, for instance the theory of communicative action; and (c) science studies, for instance, drawing on history, philosophy and sociology of science.

The velocity structure assumed for the theoretical teleseismic body wave calculation is based on the Jeffreys-Bullen model (Table 2; Jeffreys and Bullen, 1958).

The research necessary to develop such a detailed theoretical and experimental body of knowledge was initiated during the late 1940s and has continued in industrial, university, and government laboratories ever since.