Sentence examples for theoretical infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Literary exegesis too often takes for granted an authorial intentionality and a theoretical infrastructure which did not exist.

Finally, he examines the specific religious consequences of providence, paying special attention to the theoretical infrastructure of the precepts of prayer (treatise 4, chapters 16 24) and repentance (treatise 4, chapters 25 28; Ehrlich 2008).

As discussed above, immunology already has a theoretical infrastructure that supports such a cognitive structure, and various research developments suggest that this ecological orientation, which embraces a contextual understanding of perception is taking hold.

There are classrooms at most major hospitals for theoretical teaching, so infrastructure requirements are minimal.

For a detailed presentation of the theoretical interactions between transportation infrastructure and local development, see Venables [114], Proost and Thisse [92], and Lafourcade and Thisse [73].

With no claim to be exhaustive,6 this article presents the principal theoretical mechanisms through which infrastructure might affect regional economic dynamics and identifies certain challenges inherent in studying the local economic impact of HSR service.

Of the studies which explicitly consider the security implications of the cloud, many papers consider an overview of challenges in cloud security [32, 33], look more at the regulatory and liability issues surrounding moving data into the cloud [31, 34], or focus on theoretical implementations of security infrastructure [35].

From a theoretical standpoint, the role of infrastructure on growth has evolved from the standard Solow-style model where infrastructure is an additional factor of production to models of endogenous growth in which it helps boost total factor productivity.

The answer should reflect the value and theoretical framework that our healthcare infrastructure is based on.

Fundamentally, cellular infrastructure operates out of equilibrium, but the theoretical treatment of nonequilibrium systems is far from trivial.

We begin by considering some of the theoretical literature on energy (specifically electricity systems) transitions, critical infrastructures and social acceptability.