Sentence examples for theoretical unit from inspiring English sources

The small difference of this factor from the theoretical unit value, which corresponds to the case of simple tubular section41,42, can be imputed to the higher complexity of the buckling deformation mechanism at the central joint, which involves also multiple layers constituting the tube wall.

Kuhn called this unit "the paradigm", and its ancestors live on as the research programme, the research tradition, the global theoretical unit, and so on.

The coil was designed and optimized to measure magnetic flux, so if a monopole of one magneton (the theoretical unit of quantized magnetism) passed through it, you'd see a signal of exactly 8 magnetons.

This opens up the interesting, but currently underdeveloped, possibility of offering a Bayesian analysis of the rationality of a change in the fundamental theoretical unit of science emphasized by historicist theories of rationality.

A single bacterial cell is obviously the smallest theoretical unit that can be applied for blood culture or culture in a wider sense.

The DDD is a theoretical unit of measurement defined as the assumed average maintenance daily dose for a drug, used for its main indication in adults [ 11].

The curriculum comprises theoretical units of study which run in parallel to and underpin clinical practice units, where advanced competence in the specific area of practice is overseen by an experienced radiation oncologist mentor.

Likewise, the things that play the role of large-scale theoretical units in Henderson et al.'s picture are propositions.

However, the theories discussed earlier in this entry are essentially diachronic in that they trace the rise and fall of global theoretical units over time.

Traditionally, the proponents of semantically incommensurable theories (paradigms, research programmes, research projects, global theoretical units) have been construed as unable to understand each other.

As another recent example, Leah Henderson et al. (2010) have suggested that the general theoretical units of interest to the historicists propounded above, and the dynamics of those large-scale units, can be understood by appeal to hierarchical Bayesian models (HBMs).