Sentence examples for theorizing on from inspiring English sources

We believe that the script theory of guidance in CSCL has the potential to establish a closer link between cognitive theorizing on collaborative learning in psychology, on one side, and organizational and institutional research on collaboration in other social sciences, on the other.

This is obviously another core question in the theory of collective intentionality, one where philosophical analysis on the one hand and the interests of social science and normative theorizing on the other meet.

True, philosophical theorizing on the foundations of human rights in particular, and morality in general, may be complex, or nuanced, or even convoluted.

Nietzsche's theorizing on the relation of the tragic theme to art forms other than the drama was in fact confirmed in such operas as Mussorgsky's version of Pushkin's tragedy Boris Godunov, Verdi's of Macbeth and Othello, and Gounod's Faust.

Besides contributing (with Sonic Youth) a cover version of the title song to the soundtrack, Gordon makes a brief appearance in the film as a folksinger theorizing on Bob Dylan's sound.

That was evident in Mr. Mailer's vivid and elaborate theorizing on writing, aging, technology and politics; on why, as he put it, "if we don't go to war with Iraq, George W. Bush is going to feel ill".

While one can only theorize on the hidden message in a confluence of racing games, the message of Sega's Super Monkey Ball is crystal clear: eat Dole bananas.

And though it is too soon to say conclusively, experts theorized on Friday that ice, one of aviation's most common problems, could indeed have brought the plane down.

Charles Darwin was one of the first scientists to theorize on the function of the appendix, which in his day had been identified only in humans and other great apes.

Archimedes theorized on the displacement of water in the bathroom.

He also built a private observatory at Sidmouth and theorized on stellar evolution.