Sentence examples for theoretical links from inspiring English sources

Here's where this remarkable discussion (which, Renoir admits, is merely theoretical) links up with the art of "The Rules of the Game".

Despite these theoretical links, findings of previous studies investigating the relationship between crude oil and palm oil are contradictory.

First, we unify the existing and a priori unconnected approaches to this problem by establishing their theoretical links with topology.

Both the MK and the MNIG distribution have theoretical links to the nature of distributed target scattering, as they can be derived from Brownian motion models [1, 15].

Additionally, comparisons of experimental and other 'stated' choices suggest that these theoretical links can be extended to many preference data source comparisons.

The five factors in Table 3 have two elements in common: they have close theoretical links with changes in the income distribution, and they have been extensively invoked in the distributional literature in Argentina.

The theoretical link between teaching and performance is often noted by academics who liken classroom give-and-take to the connection between an actor and his audience.

What Mr. Samuelson's "correspondence principle" shows is the theoretical link between the behavior of individuals and the aggregate stability of the entire economic system.

Haneke's The Piano Teacher (2001) continues to expound the bogus notion that the study of classical music sublimates passion, and has the perverted titular heroine (Isabelle Huppert) quote Adorno's theoretical link between madness and music.

This paper proposes a theoretical link between the literature on the platforms and IB theory.

The study has conceptualised a theoretical link on the integration of MO, CSR and business performance.