Sentence examples for theoretical speculations from inspiring English sources

"This is why we try not to be too specific about which theoretical speculations we care about.

Moreover, it will allow us to test some of the most ambitious theoretical speculations about the origin of our observed universe that have ever been made by humans — speculations that may first appear to verge on metaphysics.

Maupertuis' Système de la nature (1751) contained theoretical speculations on the nature of biparental heredity based on his careful study of the occurrences of polydactyly, or extra fingers, in several generations of a Berlin family.

Both theoretical speculations as well as experimental data of some in situ studies are considered.

Empirical research can now replace or supplement theoretical speculations about how much disagreement on human rights exists worldwide.

Theoretical speculations are made concerning the nature of epistemic dualism and the dimension of cognitive processing that may underlie the two proposed epistemic preferences or styles.

A decade ago all of these fears might have been dismissed as mere theoretical speculation.

Their insight was based more on theoretical speculation than on historical analysis.

Ziegler also plays fair in suggesting that Franklin was the victim both of clannish male opportunism and her own reluctance to pursue theoretical speculation.

What is difficult for many to grasp is the irrelevance of theoretical speculation about faith and evidence (or anything else) to the conduct of everyday life.

The existence of fundamental substances from which all matter is made, however, has been the basis of much theoretical speculation since the dawn of history.