The first theory applied only to observations made by someone moving at a constant speed.
Dan Wall, Oracle's lead lawyer, disputed Mr. Scott's assertion that the unilateral effects theory applied in this case.
His four-month course is called the Advanced Training Program, and it is a combination of statistical methods and management theory applied to the practice of medicine.
The federal appellate court asked the Court of Appeals whether, under state law, that legal theory applied in Mr. Fox's case.
It shows monetary base and nominal GDP since the recession began; if any kind of quantity theory applied, these should have gone up in tandem.
Pushing a bit further, Dr Flor wondered whether her pain-memory theory applied to other types of chronic pain, as well.
At 36, she has already made a mark in several fields: economic theory; applied economics, from auctions and industrial organisation to macroeconomics; and econometrics.
John Dalton (1766 1844), usually regarded as the father of modern atomic theory, applied the results of Lavoisier's chemical work to atomistic conceptions.
Game theory applied to PR Katy Swainston, 26, completed a six-week mooc in gamification (the application of digital game design techniques to non-game problems) offered by the University of Pennsylvania in partnership with Coursera.
More correctly, his theory applied not only to data but also to communication of all kinds and, combined with the pulse code modulation system of digital telecommunications transmission devised in 1937 by Englishman Alec Reeves, effectively laid the foundations for today's modern digital communications and broadcasting networks, the internet and much more.
(Solid points here for the multiverse theory applied to simulations).
