Sentence examples for theory explaining from inspiring English sources

Bardeen was also the author of a theory explaining certain properties of semiconductors.

His work eventually led to the theory explaining the highly dense white dwarf stars.

Partway through the New Victory Theater's latest show I developed a theory explaining the title.

John Maynard Keynes did not publish his "General Theory," explaining how government spending increases effective demand, until 1936.

When Elliot elaborates his own theory explaining an architectural oddity that had confounded Byron, one senses his glee at enlightening his forebear.

Prosecutors waited until their 12-hour closing argument to present a theory explaining the most seemingly difficult aspect of the crime -- a theory of how the Kimeses could have murdered Mrs. Silverman without leaving a trace.

But, equally certainly, there were lots of statements from the same period saying that we needed an amendment to keep the new national government from disarming the state militias, and, again, a decent and reasonably widely held political theory explaining why that was a good idea.

Assumptions behind the theory explaining why markets are meant to be efficient, mean suspending disbelief that our tastes and habits are unchanging, there is full employment, all firms face identical cost conditions, there is perfect competition, perfect information, and perfect mobility of what you need to produce things between places and occupations.

Rather than focus on the sociopolitical climate that surrounded a perfume's initial emergence onto the market, that book traffics in something closer to auteur theory, explaining that readers should think of perfumes as compositions, tracing the stories of the evolving personal aesthetics of different perfumers who are guided by different schools of influence.

In the 1970's, he refined his thinking on cybernetics, the science of information theory, and in 1974 set out to develop a theory, explaining the challenge of understanding the impact of an observer on the system that is being observed.

Certainly there were lots of statements made at the time the amendment was adopted that support the gun rights position, and a decent and reasonably widely held political theory explaining why people would want to be sure that they each had an individual right to own weapons.