Sentence examples for theoretical facts from inspiring English sources

Based on the theoretical facts of the previously released text version of the minimum requirements for the keeping of crocodiles, the authors now publish in addition a list with specific data for practical use.

This assumption is based on the known experimental and theoretical facts from computer modelling that V2O5 is capable of wrapping into V2O5 nano-tubes [39] either as a zig zag framework or in an arm chair structure [40].

These efforts have lead to discoveries of unknown phenomena and/or new approaches to explain with precision the observed experimental and theoretical facts from the macro/micro world [2].

The written examination comprises questions where the students should give very short answers, e.g. stating of the most probable diagnosis for a clinical picture, mentioning of some theoretical facts (e.g. pathophysiology, epidemiology, clinical presentation etc).

However, the present paper specifies this commonly accepted opinion and shows that despite the mentioned theoretical fact the EKF may outperform the CKF and UKF methods in the accuracy of state estimation when the stochastic system under consideration exposes a stiff behavior.

However, it is intriguing to note that these examples are virtually all taken from the realm of addiction research; a theoretical fact that begs for elaboration but receives none.

Moreover, a positive impact of this exchange rate on the interest rate, particularly under the flexible regime, supports the theoretical fact that a decrease in the exchange rate causes a rise in export, which in turn increases income.

There are versions of platonism that maintain, for instance, that all theorems of ZFC are made true by determinate set-theoretical facts, but that there are no set-theoretical facts that make certain statements that are highly independent of ZFC truth-determinate.

We generalise a fundamental graph-theoretical fact, stating that every element of the cycle space of a graph is a sum of edge-disjoint cycles, to arbitrary continua.

It has to be said that Beauvoir's interest in these matters was not purely theoretical (in fact, it is hard to conceive of any philosopher's thoughts being purely theoretical).

Section 2 discusses the stylized facts, theoretical underpinnings, and empirical literature.