Sentence examples for theoretical success from inspiring English sources

HRO has gained strength and legitimacy from (1) studying ethnographically, with an organisational angle, high-risk systems, (2) debating about principles producing organisation reliability in face of high complexity and (3) conceptualising some of these principles into a successful generic model of "collective mindfulness", with both practical and theoretical success.

However, as with any genetic methodology, theoretical success is hindered by numerous practical difficulties.

In more recent times, Einstein's celebrated first major theoretical success, special relativity, consisted to a large extent just in understanding the physical meaning (simultaneity is relative) of an already existing effective mathematical formalism (the Lorentz transformations).

Knowledge might figure into some analyses, but it will do so in the analysans, not in the analysandum.[37] There is no very straightforward argument for this conclusion; the case to be made for it consists largely in the demonstration of the theoretical success that taking the knowledge first stance affords.

In this example, CND-based network theories can hardly distinguish the two systems, but if expertise similarity in a sub-team will lead to good performance, then we know that team 1 is better than team 2. Despite the theoretical success of the CND in studying network structure, most realistic case studies of network systems have to consider both topology and node activities simultaneously.

A computer-assisted model was created in order to determine, and especially improve, the theoretical success of the assessed treatment regime.

To calculate theoretical fitting success rates (SR) for a range of typical soft contact lens (SCL) designs using a mathematical model.

At the theoretical level, success factors for single promotion activities are first discussed and classified, then for market transformation as a whole the emphasis is laid on the interactions between actors.

Using this extended period as a yard-stick of theoretical programme success, only 17.5% of fevers were treated with an antimalarial within 48 hours at a HCF [ 20].

After an overview of the effective group potential (EGP) theoretical background, successes of the method are reviewed, such as the validity of the pseudo-Cp in the case of the activation barrier of the following reaction: Cp2LnH†+H2→Cp2LnH+HH† (Ln, the elements of the lanthanide series).

Schiller's argument comes down to the claim that through the cultivation of our aesthetic sensibility we can learn to be attentive to detail and particularity as well as to principle and generality, and that being so attentive is a necessary condition for both theoretical and practical success.