Sentence examples for theories section from inspiring English sources

This is a variant of the so-called 'tails problem' (see the entry on collapse theories, section 12, and Albert 1992, chapter 5).

Of these, the most developed are the so-called pilot-wave theories (Section 3.2), in particular the theory by de Broglie and Bohm (see also the entry on Bohmian mechanics).

A final complication for some Jewish Aristotelians was distinguishing their claim that God is thinker, thinking, and thought from Augustinian Trinity analogies (see supplementary document on the history of Trinity theories, section 3.3.2) (Lasker 2007, 77 83).

Technically speaking, a precise localization is achieved by multiplying |ψ7> by a delta function centered on the position corresponding to either the outcome 'up' or the outcome 'down' (see the entry on collapse theories, section 5 and Albert 1992, chapter 5); where the probability of each of these mutually exhaustive possibilities is ½.

A review of literature on student motivation and achievement indicated correlations between student achievement in mathematics and the following constructs: math anxiety, efficacy for mathematics, performance orientation and mastery orientation toward learning mathematics, and value for mathematics (as described in the "Motivational theories" section).

One of these names is "rival of Gerðr"; however, this is probably a scribal error (see "Theories" section below).

(See Marenbon 2007, Brower 2005, and the supplementary document on the history of Trinity theories, sections 3.3.2, on Augustine, and 4.1, on Thomas Aquinas).

The theory section of a driving test must be passed before a practical test can be taken, the law states.

At the time of yesterday's squad unveiling, Walcott was taking the theory section of his driving test and was oblivious to all the fuss.

In this early stage Reflective learners were more likely to focus on the theory section than Active learners.

In the theory section, we introduce a measure of local density of chirality, applying to arbitrary electromagnetic fields.