Sentence examples for theoretical category from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this article was to establish how theoretical category knowledge specifically, knowledge of the causal relations that link the features of categories supports the ability to infer the presence of unobserved features.

These theoretical category labels did not replace the natural language used by the women to describe barriers.

As I have already indicated, it was in the early 19th-century lectures of another Scottish philosopher, Thomas Brown, that the term "emotion" definitively took on its new status as a theoretical category in mental science, replacing those "active powers" of the mind, the "passions" and "affections".

Brown, a physician and poet as well as a philosopher, was the first to treat "emotion" as a major theoretical category in the academic study of the mind, and his use was the most systematic and most influential of the period.

The sampling process continued until the emerging theoretical categories were saturated.

This review suggests that geomorphic STMs, rather than being used to fit explanations about landscape evolution into predefined theoretical categories, are veridical representations of empirical observations.

Like most newly introduced theoretical categories, the contextual parameters as seen in relation to their linguistic correlates have also undergone changes and developments.

This concept, like other theoretical categories, has 'no ontological status' (Firth, [1957]: 181): most probably, it would be impossible to even display an image of a comprehensive sys-net exhaustively representing the description of its point of origin.

Since the terms context of culture and context of situation had never been theoretical categories in my model, but simply intertextual glosses on genre and register, I tried to avoid them in subsequent publications.

Later on, the concept of gender-refined relevant theories, pushing up front the issue of the cultural construction of these theoretical categories as well as the various models of female subordination and subsequent power relation patterns, were lurking behind the so far unquestioned dichotomies (Barnard and Spencer 1996).

The first step in solving this puzzle requires identifying theoretical categories to provide more conceptual clarity.