But with every trip he made upriver, Good and Yarima became closer, and the theoretical tie between them felt more real.
It asks deep theoretical questions and ties those questions to pressing empirical realities, most notably how formerly Communist countries can successfully make the transition to markets.
\(C_S\) is the set of correspondence sentences tying theoretical sentences to observable phenomena or "to a 'piece of reality'" (Reichenbach 1969 [1924], 8; cf. Einstein 1934, 1936 [1936], 351).
It shows how a simple analytical solution for the fraction of a dose absorbed (Fa equation) can offer a theoretical base to tie together the various concepts, and discusses how this solution relates to the rate-limiting cases of oral drug absorption.
A lot of billionaires' wealth is theoretical – it is tied up in stock, which waxes and wanes as the days progress, or is locked into hard real estate, so their actual money on-hand is a lot less than the total calculation of their worth – but by my calculation that puff puff pass cost Elon Musk: $695,231,000.
Researchers need reliable methods to collect specific geographic information that links the social mechanisms under study to the theoretical statements that tie behaviors to specific geographic locations.
And without such ties, these theoretical endeavors have no defense against the virulent attacks of postmodernist critics, who argue that science has no special claim to objective reality.
Corresponding to our theoretical cost benefit approach to tie choice, these models explicitly build on the assumption that actors strive towards organizing their network ties in a utility-maximizing manner.
If Mr Bush were to win these three states, and Mr Gore won Florida, this would produce the theoretical possibility of a tie in the electoral college.5.5
