Sentence examples for theory for which from inspiring English sources

At least that's my theory, for which I'm hoping to be vindicated in 2011.

But outside the field of economics, Nash's contribution to game theory, for which he was awarded the Nobel, remains rather less well understood.

Such a process would violate quantum theory, for which a sacrosanct rule is that information can be neither created nor destroyed.

In Zurich, Carl Jung and Paul Eugen Bleuler compiled clinical data that buttressed aspects of psychoanalytic theory for which there had previously been no hard evidence.

Sheldon Glashow, Abdus Salam, and Steven Weinberg combined the two forces in the electroweak theory, for which they shared the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1979.

Such consistency proofs are thus relative: the theory for which a model is given is consistent if that from which the model is taken is consistent.

Of course, science study must include memorization of many theories for which children cannot gather much data.

We propose a class of stratified default theories for which the argumentation semantics is always defined.

However, we also present known classes of default theories for which abduction is tractable.

They are theories for which a tremendous amount of evidence has been amassed, but like all theories, they are accepted in a provisional way.

We address the identification of propositional theories for which entailment is tractable, so that every query about logical consequences of the theory can be answered in polynomial time.