Sentence examples for theoretical introduced from inspiring English sources

Its risks, practical and theoretical, introduced a note of caution, but this was not sufficient to detract from the wide appeal induced by its effectiveness and ease of use.

A second modification of the original two-stage model is also theoretical, introducing in a phenomenological way, the observation that parasite antigenic diversity increases with transmission.

Moreover, theoretical terms are "theoretical constructs" introduced "jointly" as a "theoretical system" (Hempel 1952, 32).

Conversely, only recursive functions can be so calculated, or computed by a theoretical machine introduced by the English mathematician Alan Turing (1912 54), or by a modern computer, for that matter.

This section contains some numerical examples regarding the theoretical results introduced in the previous Section 3.

These results correlate reasonably well with the results of a theoretical analysis introduced in a previous paper.

However, "theoretical fictions" introduced as an alternative to realist theories, and which are supposed to play a serious role in inquiry, do not seem to be able to be as arbitrary.

This section contains some simulation examples illustrating the theoretical results introduced in Sections 2 and 5 concerning the existence and location of disease-free and endemic equilibrium points under regular and impulsive vaccination as well as the eventual oscillatory behavior.

A hierarchical model of shopping motivation is developed based on the theoretical properties introduced by corresponding research in the areas of social and organizational psychology and tested by means of a cross-contextual survey design.

For each surface, the maximum supercooling degree observed experimentally was plotted as a function of the contact angle and thus compared to the nucleation limits provided by a theoretical model introduced in a previous study [1].

Extending a theoretical method introduced by Ling [9], the Miso method can also be used to score clusters in any single linkage dendrogram.