Sentence examples for theoretical shift from inspiring English sources

Mr. Remnick added that the selection of Mr. Muldoon, who had his first poem published when he was just 16, did not represent "some sort of radical aesthetic or theoretical shift".

Have therapists who counsel parents on this become more accepting of gender-variant children because of changes in society, or was it some kind of theoretical shift in the field of psychology?

Mirror neurons are only one example of such theoretical shift.

Focusing on evolution as a process effecting change in populations over time, in contrast to the comparatively myopic sorting of the resulting pattern, arguably represents the most significant theoretical shift in thinking about evolution since Darwin.

Consequently, in a series of papers, Susser and Susser (1996a, b) and Susser (1998) argued that the field of epidemiology required a theoretical shift to encourage the emergence of a new scientific paradigm titled 'eco-epidemiology'.

This theoretical shift enabled Darwin to bracket his earlier efforts to develop a causal theory of life, and focus instead on the means by which the dynamic force of population was controlled, and determine how this control on population worked out in company with the phenomenon of slight individual variation and changing conditions of life to produce a gradual change of form and function.

This improvement could be associated with the curriculum that deals with theoretical shifts in the twentieth century physics.

These fossil discoveries are situated among technological breakthroughs, theoretical shifts, and changes in the sociocultural context in which human origins studies were conducted.

In addition to increased research activity and theoretical shifts, by the early 1960s technological innovations for the first time permitted the creation of a reliable absolute timescale of human evolution.

The paradigmatic shift from a monistic to a pluralistic understanding of the evolutionary processes is thus echoed by a graph-theoretical shift, from trees (i.e, connected acyclic graphs) to networks (i.e., connected graphs which may contain reticulations).

A theoretical population shift was simulated by qu-gene under a range of parameters and the assumption of additive genes (see Data S1 for methodology).