Sentence examples for theoretical starting from inspiring English sources

Wallace's position has emerged as a serious alternative to the sorts of approaches to the free will problem that take as their theoretical starting point the nature of persons, or the action-theoretic characteristics of the process issuing in freely willed action.

Nevertheless, his theoretical starting point still seems valid.

But given Anselm's merely theoretical starting point, that severance was not merely to be expected; it was almost inevitable.

Yet that was only the theoretical starting point, for Gruppen also became an exploration of mass - of music that turns and twists in space, that superimposes massive accelerations, decelerations and dynamic contrasts, that delights in all the possibilities of three independent groups playing together.

These are roughly terms or concepts which comprise a theoretical "starting point," on the basis of their meaning being completely definite and clear.

Although TEC serves reasonably well as a theoretical starting point to explain embodied cognition, its original conception did not have embodied cognition in mind.

Huang and Rauk [29] performed a series of theoretical calculations on reactions theoretically starting from an alkylperoxyl radical.

The 59th Swine Bowl got under way in Central Park at 2 10 p.m. on Saturday, 70 minutes after its theoretical start.

Overall, a detailed understanding of the electronic structure, phonon modes and phonon dispersion of BSO will provide a theoretical starting-point for engineering applications of this material.

Crawford-Brown migrated to decision science from theoretical physics, starting in the late 1970s.

We see again that the observed plot lies below the theoretical model starting from year 3.5 through year 6.5 (about 3 years), quickly increasing afterwards more than expected.