Sentence examples for theoretical conventions from inspiring English sources

Novorealism is a practical and theoretical platform that allows me as ART-maker to realize my complete opposition to currently dominating practical and theoretical conventions of this New Academy.

For Poincaré, since theoretical principles are conventions, we are free to modify them, but experiential reports are perfectly stable.

These conventions place specific theoretical limitations on the computational properties of agent-based models.

An appropriate theoretical foundation should represent these conventions and allow analysts to reason about them rigorously.

To the sociologist, the legitimacy that distinguishes between coercive power and authority rests not on some theoretical normative foundation but rather on de facto social convention (actual social convention, meaning here that legitimacy is not whether an actor's behaviour satisfies some ideal ethical norm but whether it fits with social norms held in common by real people in society).

The next approach is to take the emergent majority recommendation, which might be termed the meta-analytical convention, based on empirical and theoretical studies.

The theoretical delays were computed following the latest IERS Conventions (Petit and Luzum 2010).

In order to compute the theoretical delays, c5++ follows the latest International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service IERSS) conventions (Petit and Luzum 2010).

This week, in a simulation of the coming July GOP convention, the tumultuous 2016 election took a theoretical new twist.

Several theoretical models, including social cognitive theory [ 20], social convention theory [ 55], and diffusion of innovation theory [ 51, 56], note the importance of role models for behaviour changes.

Station coordinates are kept fixed to the ITRF20082 nominal values and the theoretical delays are computed in accordance with the latest IERS Conventions (McCarthy and Petit, 2004).