Sentence examples for theoretical root from inspiring English sources
The exergy analysis method is used to reveal the theoretical root of performance advantage of new system.
The ECA rule based method has a solid theoretical root and has been the paradigm followed to design active database systems.
Although these criteria find a common theoretical root based on approximating the Kullback Leibler distance, they are designed to address different aspects of model selection and have different merits and limitations.
We often measure a group's cultural power by that most base of indicators, the theoretical root of all evil itself: Money.
The theoretical roots of organic agriculture go back a bit further, principally to the work of a British scientist by the name of Sir Albert Howard.
This new formalism has its theoretical roots in the statistical continuum theories developed originally by Kroner.
They draw on common theoretical roots and analyze similar empirical phenomena.
As an interdisciplinary field the theoretical roots of HCI encompass a number of other disciplines including psychology, computing, ergonomics, and social sciences; however, it also has theoretical and practical challenges of its own.
The research finds its theoretical roots in robot training and system identification techniques such as ARMAX (Auto-Regressive Moving Average models with eXogenous inputs) and NARMAX (Non-linear ARMAX).
This paper thus explores the relation between decision-making as it is viewed in the theoretical roots of ESV and also as it is depicted in disciplines that take decision as their central topic.
The Scottish philosopher David Hume (1711 1776) is usually credited for having disclosed the theoretical roots of these considerations in a particularly transparent way (although, arguably, Hume's line of thought cuts deeper than this: see Howson 2000; also see Lange 2011 and Varzi 2008).
