Sentence examples for theory drawing from inspiring English sources

Georg Ernst Stahl (1660 1734) introduced the theory, drawing on older theoretical ideas.

Wong (2009) develops a metaethical theory drawing from contemporary forms of philosophical naturalism, Hume, Mencius, and Xunzi.

Alternatives to OAT are indicated which are based on statistical theory, drawing from experimental design, regression analysis and sensitivity analysis proper.

Feminist standpoint theory, drawing originally from Marxist theory, raised a cluster of questions for analytic feminists: whether they can explain the political/material construction of standpoints in the production of knowledge, how they treat community-wide biases and assumptions, what criteria they use to distinguish "good" and "bad" biases, and so on.

They too are based on game theory, drawing in part on experimental findings described in the book "The Art of Strategy," by professors Avinash Dixit of Princeton and Barry Nalebuff of Yale (for example, in Chapter 3).

Until recently, Peter was also ascribed the authorship of the 6th-century Peri Politikes Epistemes ("On Political Science"), a six-volume book discussing political theory, drawing extensively from Classical texts such as Plato's The Republic and Cicero's De re publica.

Low End Theory draws capacity crowds of 600 or so each Wednesday.

David:  My own theory draws from my meta-narrative about recent American political history.

The general bias in anthropological theory draws heavily from Marxism, Dr. Chagnon writes.

A land mass heating faster than the oceans will, in theory, draw in more moisture to produce heavier monsoons.

I love the scientific method: pose a question, do some research, create a theory, gather data/experiment to test the theory, draw conclusions and share the results.