Sentence examples for theory determined from inspiring English sources

Well, now that the public is feeling the pinch in a country still, in theory, determined to lead the world on greenery, I would argue that the coalition has almost ended up with a dangerous variant: Swedish environmental policies in a country with American-style voters.

So long as it is possible to interpret results as consistent with a theory determined by rational reflection alone, those results cannot weigh at all against the theory.

To solve the conflicts and reduce incorrect diagnosis results, an amendment based on D-S theory determined which fault contributed more to causing the corresponding symptoms.

The intensity of light scattered at small (0.5 2 degree) angles (forward scatter, abbreviated as FALS or FSC) is, according to Mie theory, determined to a substantial extent by the size of the scattering particles.

Note that the theory determines temperature rise ∆T, while in experiments, temperature T is measured.

NSA officials could (at least in theory) determine the kinds of businesses that an individual calls - and how often.

The theory determines what fraction of the lifetime an individual works, not when.

It represents a class of methods that on base of a statistical decision theory determine whether a target is absent or present in examined radar signals.

Hence, science teachers' acceptance or rejection of evolutionary theory determines how they may present it to their students (Rutledge and Mitchell 2002).

He argued instead that quantum mechanics was incomplete essentially, that "hidden variables" encoded in each electron but outside the scope of the theory determine the results of Bob's measurements.

In Weyl (1949), Carnap (1958), Feyerabend (1962) and a number of further papers we can identify different formulations of the idea that the axioms of a scientific theory determine the meaning of theoretical terms without these axioms qualifying as proper definitions of theoretical terms.