Sentence examples for theoretical branches from inspiring English sources

Different disciplines have aided the development of both its experimental and theoretical branches.

The theoretical branches are labeled M1 to M3 and N1 to N5 (see text).

The frequency estimate from the first-order moments can be compared with the theoretical branches of dispersion relation such a sound waves or Alfvén waves.

The sciences are enormously varied; there is the sort of activity that goes on in highly theoretical branches of physics (for example, investigating what happened during the first 10−43 seconds, or trying to figure out how to subject string theory to empirical check).

During the 20th century, the field of professional astronomy split into observational and theoretical branches.

The theoretical branch evaluates and criticizes law in terms of the ideals or goals postulated for it.

In all cases, the agreement between theory and experiment is reasonably good provided that the theoretical branching ratios are convoluted with a Cn energy distribution centered at around 10 eV.

This new data-intensive science was named the "fourth paradigm of science," preceded by the third (last few decades: computational branch, modeling, and simulating complex phenomena), the second (last few hundred years: theoretical branch, using models leading to generalizations), and the first paradigm (a thousand years ago: empirical description of natural phenomena).

Sweetland (1996) dates the roots of this theoretical branch back to Adam Smith, John Stuart Mill and Alfred Marshal.

Having set off down the theoretical branch of knowledge in search for the statesman, the Stranger divides theoretical knowledge into two sub-kinds.

Once the statesman merges with the herdsman, the theoretical branch has become thoroughly mixed up with the practical branch originally discarded, since the knowledge of horse-breeders, cowherds, shepherds, and swineherds is practical and scarcely theoretical.