Sentence examples for theory for that from inspiring English sources

1991 US captain Dave Stockton, veteran of Kiawah Island's 'War on the Shore', had an interesting theory for that.

Neither could "The Big Bang Theory," for that matter.

A leading theory for that effect was that the breakdown of bone provided substances that stimulate tumor growth.

Davidson's best known contributions to the philosophy of language revolve around his 'bold conjecture' that a meaning theory for a natural language should take the form of a truth theory for that language (see the entry on Davidson, Donald).

Vertical solid lines connect the GaN buffer layers with the fully strained SLS points predicted by theory for that structure, and the dashed (relaxation) line connects the fully strained SLS with the fully relaxed SLR points.

Central to Davidson's philosophy of language is his claim that the meaning of a language can and should take the form of a Tarski-like truth theory for that language (see the entry on Davidson, Donald for more on that idea).

There are a variety of theories for that reluctance.

Strongly individualistic social theory tries to construct such teams as equilibria in games amongst individual people, but no assumption built into game theory (or, for that matter, mainstream economic theory) forces this perspective.

The solutions were found using optimal control theory for reactors that produce a fixed amount of product.

It then considers a strengthening of the entailment approach that requires that ontological commitments of a theory be truthmakers for that theory.

I don't really have a good theory for why that is – perhaps in Britain we are trusting.