Sentence examples for theory employed from inspiring English sources

Not coincidentally, this was the theory employed by the Court in the thirties to undermine the New Deal.

Hence, any reliability or risk analysis becomes completely dependent on the beam theory employed.

The quasi-particle continuum theory employed captures the acoustic pulse splitting, bending, and recombination through the network and is used to derive its effective acoustic properties.

This extension is not an obvious one since rotations and couple-stresses are involved in the theory employed to analyze the crack problems.

Specific cases of the general theory employed here are the well-known theory of couple-stress elasticity and the recently popularized theory of strain-gradient elasticity.

"The single-bullet theory employed by the R.I.A.A. has always been considered by anyone with even a modicum of economic knowledge to be pretty ambitious as spin," said Joe Fleischer, the head of sales and marketing for BigChampagne, a company that tracks music downloads and is used by some record companies to measure the popularity of songs for marketing purposes.

The construction is linear-algebraic; surrounding theory employs companion matrices and Toeplitz matrices over finite fields.

The calculations were ab initio calculations at the Hartree Fock level of theory employing the 3-21G∗ baset set.

At moderate grafting densities ensuring Gaussian elasticity of tethered stars the brush structure is described by strong stretching SS-SCF theory employing parabolic molecular potential.

Evidence theory employs a much more general and flexible framework to quantify the epistemic uncertainty, and thereby it is adopted to conduct reliability analysis for engineering structures recently.

Like most contemporary counterfactual theories, Lewis's theory employs a possible world semantics for counterfactuals.