Sentence examples for theory complementarity from inspiring English sources

Since Bohr's complementarity provided strong support both for irrealism and indeterminism and since it played such a dominant role in shaping the prevailing attitude toward quantum theory, complementarity became Einstein's first target.

Since the year 1922, Banach's contraction principle, due to its simplicity and applicability, has became a very popular tool in modern analysis, especially in nonlinear analysis including its applications to differential and integral equations, variational inequality theory, complementarity problems, equilibrium problems, minimization problems and many others.

Next, we consider a special type of mappings which has been used by number of authors in the fields of variational inequality theory and complementarity theory (see [4 6]).

In theory, the complementarity phenomenon holds promise for agricultural soil management.

Theory of complementarities: This theory developed by Gargallo-Castel and Galve-Górriz (2007) highlights the fact that ICT alone is not sufficient to guarantee increase in organizational output.

In this article we describe and test a theory of complementarities between design manufacturing integration (DMI) and usage of advanced manufacturing technologies (AMT).

According to the theory of complementarities (Gargallo-Castel and Galve-Górriz 2007) we consider that the benefits will be greater if ICT is used together with the adequate organizational resources and capabilities, specifically workers' qualifications, proactive direction and innovative culture, taking advantage of complementarities.

Complementarity theory has been intensively considered due to its various applications in operations research, economic equilibrium and engineering design.

The variational inequality theory and the complementarity theory have been studied by many authors and have been applied in many fields such as optimization theory, game theory, economics, and engineering [1 12].

It has been an old idea by Bohr that central conceptual features of quantum theory, such as complementarity, are also of pivotal significance outside the domain of physics.

Elegantly using a linear complementarity theory, he shows that there exists a long-run equilibrium in a classical economics sense even if free disposal is restricted.