Sentence examples for theory delivered from inspiring English sources

The result is "a lesson in chaos theory delivered in criminally entertaining style," Marilyn Stasio wrote here in 2001.

HOSTAGE (Doubleday, $24.95) is a lesson in chaos theory delivered in criminally entertaining style by Robert Crais.

"Two and a Half Men" and "The Big Bang Theory" delivered Monday's top ratings by a wide margin.

One fundamental difference was that the U.S. had gained independence and was therefore free to ignore the prescriptions of economic theory, delivered at the time by Adam Smith in terms rather like those preached to developing societies today.

Diet interventions achieving ≥ 50%% adherence to the goals of the intervention were clinic based, grounded in cognitive theory, delivered one to one and encouraged social support.

A century ago, power plants produced maybe 5% of what their coal could, in theory, deliver; today, about 35%.

Cognitive computers, by learning some tricks from the way human brains compute, could in theory deliver big energy savings.

It's advantage is that it can, in theory, deliver a unanimously agreed set of top-down global targets for greenhouse gas emissions.

89 min: Eboue fouls Barbosa to concede a free in a position from which Braga could, in theory, deliver a dangerous cross.

The thrust of her verdict was that stripping BT of its control of Openreach would be too costly and complex, even if it might in theory deliver benefits.

A "dual-core" chip can, at least in theory, deliver twice the number-crunching performance of a single-core chip, but at the same clock speed.