Sentence examples for theories revised from inspiring English sources

The Babylonians, in their theories, revised their locations of the equinoxes and solstices.

Kosslyn's more recent work on imagery can be seen as an exploration of just how and where the various component functions of his original computational theory (revised in certain details) might actually be implemented in the brain.

Testing a theory, revising it.

In science, laws and theories are revised when new facts become known.

In fact, in the spirit of philosophical empiricism, theories get revised in light of fresh evidence that they cannot explain.

The account of the operation of supervision articulated in the program theory was then reexamined and the theory was revised in light of the empirical findings.

It would also further our understanding of the evolution of theories and how theories have been revised and/or integrated with other theories over time.

L.L. was responsible for the initial ideas and theory, and revised the paper.

The TCS theory was further refined when the role of autonomic innervation in the regulation of quantitative aspects in tissues, including ovarian follicular selection, was added, [ 28, 29] and the TCS theory was revised [ 30, 31].

The free radical theory was revised in 1972 (Harman 1972) when mitochondria were identified as responsible for the initiation of most of the free radical reactions occurring in the cells.

Comparison with Monte Carlo simulation data shows the great advantages of this model over the traditional Flory–Huggins theory and the revised Freed theory especially in the critical region.