"Because so many other residential projects are on hold," Mr. Apicella theorized, "by the time our projects go online 18 months from now, there will be a limited amount of residential inventory and built-up demand".
For the world of science, it was the second slam-dunk this summer — the first one being the announcement last month that the Higgs boson, a long-sought particle theorized by physicists, had likely been found.
In one particularly telling sequence, he has overlaid a rotating view of Earth from the International Space Station with a mandala-like representation of an unimaginably complex eight-dimensional structure known as E8, which has been theorized by the theoretical physicist Garrett Lisi, among others, to be the fundamental mathematical structure of the universe.
They weren't experiencing that affected educational relationship that was being theorized by the administrators".
A possible answer to the future needs comes from the controversial Constructal theory theorized by Adrian Bejan [50, 51, 52].
First, the term 'Western liberal democracy' is rarely (if ever) explicitly defined and theorized by the authors.
In particular, we attended to the sources of self-efficacy beliefs theorized by Bandura ( 1986 , 1997 and described above.
The promotion of face-to-face interactions draws on an insight theorized by Gordon Allport in The Nature of Prejudice.
This distinction lies at the foundation of post-positivist geography and history that was theorized by French historians Lucièn Febrve and Max Bloch, the founders of the Annales d'histoire économique et sociale many decades ago.
While the general trend was identified and theorized by a number of scholars (Green, 2007; Joppke, 2007a, 2007b), it was first more precisely operationalized by Sara Wallace Goodman (2010, 2012a).
The shape resembles the one theorized by Brantingham and Brantingham [1] though it is jagged and has a small buffer zone where the probability of committing the crime is negligible.
