Sentence examples for theoretical progress from inspiring English sources
Despite significant observational and theoretical progress, several fundamental questions regarding the structure and formation of these objects remain unanswered.
Likewise, theoretical progress has been thwarted by the enormous computational requirements of a fully microscopic, many-body calculation of such heavy systems.
We may hope that bad habits such as these are ancient history, but in practice, our snap judgments frequently trump our theoretical progress.
Herschel was not only an excellent observer but also a remarkably inventive thinker in devising simplifying assumptions that allowed him to make theoretical progress.
Through the sons of Noah and their descendants, who form the nations of the world (Genesis 10), there is a theoretical progress to international religion.
These efforts resulted in widely disseminated instruments, numerous academic papers, and theoretical progress regarding the mathematical knowledge teachers use in their work.
The high temperature kinetic model of n-butanol reported by Cai et al. was further developed with recent theoretical progresses on n-butanol reactions.
Based on recent theoretical progresses, a detailed kinetic model of toluene combustion with 272 species and 1698 reactions was developed to reproduce the decomposition of toluene and growth of aromatics in both the flow reactor pyrolysis and JSR oxidation.
The development of technological tools to investigate in vitro the physiological, anatomical and biochemical principles at the microscopic scale in comparative studies formed the basis for such theoretical progresses.
In addition to these theoretical advancements, progress has been made on studying the hallmark of binocular rivalry - the temporal dynamics of rivalry perception.
"Look, in my experience, the style of a well-trained Ph.D. going away, thinking hard about something for a long time, and coming back with something very original, something that's a well-worked-out and well-thought-through point of view, is an essential, if rare, part of how theoretical physics progresses," Smolin said.
