Sentence examples for theories falling from inspiring English sources

Because the theories of a given paradigm will refer to entities that have no exact, if any, parallel in other paradigms, theories falling under different paradigms refer literally to different worlds and are therefore "incommensurable": they can be neither compared with each other nor tested against some putative objective reality.

(Theories falling under this heading differ greatly; as representatives, see Salmon 1986, Soames 1987, Perry 1979, 1980, and other various articles in the collection edited by Salmon and Soames 1988).

Notable theories falling into this category include the holonomic brain theory of Karl Pribram and David Bohm, and the Orch-OR theory formulated by Stuart Hameroff and Roger Penrose.

Upon further investigation, these theories fell apart.

They propounded theories, fell asleep in front of late movies, stayed up all night.

The conspiracy theories fell like sand castles, disappearing little by little.

Join the dots and a scary picture emerges: they must be making nukes.Entertaining though they are, such theories fall apart on closer examination.

All explanatory theories fall by the wayside as the reader of this book is brought face to face, through Rhodes's riveting account, with some of the darkest pages in the darkest chapter of human experience.

Between the publication of "Republic.com 2.0" and "#Republic," Sunstein became a target of the same online rumor mill he'd been studying from a distance, and many of the conspiracy theories about "Conspiracy Theories" fell into this gray area — overheated, but not wholly made up.

Once one rejects the picture of scientific theories as homogeneous units, the question arises whether the mathematical portions of theories fall within the true elements of the confirmed theories or within the idealized elements.

String and quantum gravity theories fall into this category.