Sentence examples for theory capacity from inspiring English sources

Its bosses talked delicately of connectivity, emerging markets, hub airport theory, capacity issues.

The "purpose, aims and objectives of the framework", "quantitative indicators, measures and targets", and "intended use of the framework" were the best developed, while the "use of theory", "capacity building to commission or conduct evaluations" and "role allocation and governance" were less well developed.

In such theories, capacity is allegedly assessed without evaluating the content or outcome of the decision.

According to metapopulation theory, the capacity of a habitat patch network to support the persistence of a species is measured by the metapopulation capacity of the patch network.

Low End Theory draws capacity crowds of 600 or so each Wednesday.

The BVA committee chaired by him had reported that, though a change could be justified in theory, the capacity to enforce it in practice is "quite another matter".

In theory, the capacity of a flow battery is as big as the containers in which the electrolytes are stored which for a stationary flow battery may not be a problem.

At the origin of any theory of capacity, there lies a set of paradigm examples around which the theory is built and which it must account for.

However, according to theory, peak capacity increases to a maximum and then decreases as the gradients become longer [ 11, 12].

According to the previously described cancer stem cell theory, the capacity to self-renew could be the result of abnormal activation of developmental pathways in cells destined for differentiation (Rivera et al., 2011).

Yet most leading theories of capacity have very little to say about value, preferring instead to stick to ostensibly more tangible and 'objective' matters of fact (Grisso & Appelbaum 1998).