Sentence examples for theory builds from inspiring English sources

This theory builds on the premise that a reaction between two or more chemicals requires, at the molecular level, a collision between two rapidly moving molecules.

Our theory builds on the established predicate logic formalism of the Fluent Calculus as a solution to the Frame Problem and to the Ramification Problem in reasoning about actions.

Essential in Middle Eastern music are intervals of 150 cents (three-quarter tones) and 250 cents (five-quarter tones), along with half and whole tones (100 and 200 cents); some 20th-century Middle Eastern theory builds intervals from combinations known in ancient Greek theory as comma (24 cents) and limma (90 cents).

Consider the psychological concept of "system justification". System justification theory builds upon earlier work on ego justification and group justification to suggest that many people have a psychological need to maintain a positive view of the existing social order, whatever it may be.

Feminist standpoint theory builds on these ideas but focuses on gender, racial and other social relations.

Gärdenfors and Sahlin (1982) introduce a theory that they term Unreliable Probabilities (the theory builds on Gärdenfors 1979).

He established Game Theory, built the foundations for quantum mechanics, and proved what is known as the Minimax Theory.

In the only major city in the United States without zoning laws, developers can, in theory, build virtually anything, anywhere in the city.

Turnbull's work on invariant theory built on the symbolic methods of the German mathematicians Rudolf Clebsch (1833-1872) and Paul Gordan (1837-1912).

So Dr. Davies should get the credit for transforming Len's theory, built further upon by Paul Baron and others, into physical practice.

Their prototype might only light an LED, but by scaling up the two chambers of bacteria you could, in theory, build a credible tool for solving the world's energy crisis — at lower cost than conventional solar panels.