Our use of it here is mathematics theory oriented, as opposed to, for instance, a learning theory oriented use.
In addition to the four instrument teams, there will be substantial participation by modeling and theory oriented teams.
Taken up in a practical social theory oriented to suggesting actions that might realize the ideal of democracy in modern society, social facts no longer operate simply as constraints.
In this way, the unresolved tension between the empirical and normative aspects of the project of a critical theory oriented to the realization of human freedom is manifest in each of its main contributions to philosophy informed by social science.
Aristotle's Politics, though not methodologically flawless overall, is a primary witness to this sort of clear-eyed acknowledgment and depiction of unreasonable social forms, practices and institutions within a descriptive theory oriented by the moral judgments of the theorist.
The systemic theory is oriented towards language as a social process connected to a certain society and its culture; SFL puts emphasis on the social function of language, i.e. its use in a community in different social contexts (Halliday 1978).
Burden of Treatment Theory is oriented to understanding how capacity for action interacts with the work that stems from healthcare.
Theory-oriented work on Byzantine consensus often focuses on finding a single agreement on a binary flag or bit string [29].
A critical theory of globalization is a practical or praxeologically oriented theory that sees the "fact of globalization" in relation to the goal of realizing the norms of human emancipation and democracy.
His positivism, like that of Mach, comprised a biologically oriented theory of knowledge.
