Sentence examples for theory characterizes from inspiring English sources
Design theory characterizes design activities in the most general sense.
Ethical theory characterizes the best form of human life; political theory characterizes the forms of social organization best suited to its realization (EN 1181b12 23).
The second element of a contractarian theory characterizes the potential contractors.
DS theory characterizes this uncertainty of FES A by BPA function m(A).
In a categorical framework, one always refers to a token of a type, and what the theory characterizes directly is the type, not the tokens.
The theory characterizes software engineering as a set of transactions organized under a spectrum of three governance structures (top down, bottom up and reuse), and explains the strengths and weaknesses of these governance structures in relation to asset specificity and uncertainty.
Quantitative analysis demonstrated that the CTRW theory characterized the full shape of the breakthrough curves far more effectively than the ADE.
A main result of this paper is the development of a method that provides rigorous control of the renormalization of a strictly marginal quantum field theory characterized by a non-trivial scaling limit.
Levi-Faur (2005) called it "regulatory capitalism," a new paradigm in regulatory theory characterized by the emergence of decentralized forms of regulation, an increase in delegation to autonomous agencies, and the proliferation of internal structures of governance used by corporations to ensure social responsibility.
Then we study the properties of chaotic hypercycles with error-prone replication with symbolic dynamics theory, characterizing, by means of the theory of topological Markov chains, the topological entropy and the periods of the orbits of unimodal-like iterated maps obtained from the strange attractor.
We report the statistical theory characterizing the length-discrepancy scheme for Gaussian libraries, including coverage-related effects that preceding models are unable to account for.
