Sentence examples for theories notes from inspiring English sources

In light of the astronomical volume of interviews, evidence, news articles, theories, notes, rumors and amusing police blotter excerpts, I've rearranged a good deal of it and also paraphrased in service to action, clarity and intelligibility.

The first generation, civil and political rights, derives primarily from the 17th- and 18th-century reformist theories noted above (i.e., those associated with the English, American, and French revolutions).

Implicit contract theories, noting the considerable duration of most labour contracts, account for it as a necessary cost in the effort to overcome the difficulty of monitoring an employee's performance.

(Newman 1928, 144) To see how this so-called cardinality constraint applies to ramseyfications of theories, note that in Carnap's hands, the non-observational part of reconstructed theories, their theoretical entities, were represented by "purely logico-mathematical entities, e.g. natural numbers, classes of such, classes of classes, etc".

As Schlick rightly pointed out, this is a circular argument, for our only cognitive access to nature is via our theories (note that Einstein argues not that nature, itself, is simple, but that nature is a realization of simple theoretical constructions, a crucial difference).

More recent theories, noting the presence of blood vessels in the skull bones of ceratopsids, find it more probable that these features were primarily used in identification, courtship and dominance displays, much like the antlers and horns of modern reindeer, mountain goats, or rhinoceros beetles.

Furthermore, a number of social support theories note that support must be perceived as such by the recipient [ 23- 26], and this was found to be true with women feeling supported in group prenatal care.

And still another theory notes that the employment-to-population ratio would have fallen even without a recession as baby boomers reached retirement age.

The other theory notes that developmental maturity hasn't exactly stopped Western societies from overconsuming resources and laying waste to nature; this theory's proponents, who tend to be apocalyptic worriers, tear their hair at the thought of China, India, and Indonesia following the Western model.

As communications theory notes right up front, a healthy process requires both senders and receivers.

The reasons for this extinction are not fully known, but one theory notes that extinction in North America paralleled human arrival.