Sentence examples for theory centred from inspiring English sources

Much of the early scholarship in organization theory centred on questions of why authority dynamics arise in organizations and how those dynamics facilitate the coordination of organizational action.

Thereafter Hindu social theory centred on the concept of varnashrama dharma, or the duties of the four classes (varnas) and the four ashramas, which constituted the ideal that Hindus were encouraged to follow.

The combination of MOOD and MODALITY with interpersonal interaction is systematically achieved in SFL, a theory centred on the notion of language function.

The conspiracy theories centre on a bizarre white separatist encampment on the Oklahoma/Arkansas border called Elohim City and two of its regular visitors: a flamboyant neo-Nazi called Dennis Mahon and an extraordinary German called Andy Strassmeir.

The most widely accepted theories centre on hormonal changes (the rapid fluctuation of levels of estrogen and progesterone in the bloodstream), nutritional deficiencies (particularly in regard to the vitamins notably B vitamins that affect nerve transmission in the brain), and stress (which has been shown to be a factor in the severity of symptoms).

The theories centre around a self-proclaimed Honduran healer who died in 2016 - Alfredo Bowman, more widely known as Dr Sebi.

Overall, a large proportion of work in organization theory centres on organizational relationships and the interaction between an individual organization and its external environment.

One popular theory centres on sniper Micheael Norman, believed to be responsible for at least three of the deaths, who was found dead in a car in London in 2005.

Since item response theory centres on the measurement properties of individual items, rather than the instrument as a whole, it is not essential for all respondents to be examined using all items when using an item bank.

The theory is centred around the concept of monogenic functions, i.e. null solutions of a first-order vector-valued rotation invariant differential operator, called Dirac operator, which factorises the Laplacian; monogenic functions may thus also be seen as a generalisation of holomorphic functions in the complex plane.

Previous theories had centred on our behaviour.