Sentence examples for theoretical efforts from inspiring English sources

Despite his own theoretical efforts, J.M.K. was skeptical of grand systems.

It is central to theoretical efforts like string theory, which unify all of the forces of nature into one mathematical expression.

With a good-natured dig at ambitious theoretical efforts to unify the forces in the Standard Model (strong, weak and electromagnetic) with gravitation, Dr. Chris Quigg, a particle theorist at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois, said: "It's only a theory of everything if you can explain all the things.

In the same way that the history of 19th-century politics, industry, and trade is basically about the practical efforts of human beings to reconsolidate these elements, so the history of 19th-century social thought is about theoretical efforts to reconsolidate them that is, to give them new contexts of meaning.

In this section, we discuss theoretical efforts to provide such criteria.

In the present work, we extend these theoretical efforts further in two regards.

Calvin made less of a theoretical effort to separate civil and religious realms.

Criticism in these journals often became a theoretical effort to justify critical choices that is, to rationalize what was often an intuitive appreciation of certain artists.

The above-discussed theoretical effort sees preferences as completely tied to choices.

Most of the theoretical effort has been devoted to calculations of the optical gap of semiconductor nanocrystals.

Nor is this a theoretical effort alone; artists are major participants in the reclamation of beauty that takes as many forms as humanity offers.