Sentence examples for theoretical vigour from inspiring English sources

The ideas in this study intersect a number of important research areas, including language teacher identity, narrative research and community of practice, in order to enrich the theoretical vigour of this research.

The pattern found for the diapausing-egg hatching proportion is coincident with the theoretical expectation of F1 hybrid vigour followed by hybrid breakdown in subsequent outcrossing events [ 3, 28].

It has been suggested predominantly through simulation in some theoretical studies as well as through few experimentations that under certain circumstances, an elevated vigour to escape may exacerbate the outflow and cause further delay although the experimental evidence is rather mixed.

In France and England public opinion could exert a significant influence on government, and the debate over issues of state and society was conducted with a vigour that reflected its importance, but in the autocratic states of Germany the debate was bound to remain purely theoretical.

There was renewed vigour.

"His characters want vigour.

That vigour has gone.

Vigour, energy, persistence, grit.

It was full of fiery vigour.

Clive acted with extraordinary vigour.

Inveterately theoretical.