Sentence examples for theory hinges on from inspiring English sources

The theory hinges on assumptions that allow the application to variety of discretization methods.

The theory hinges on a series of dubious discoveries relating to the geometrical alignment of ancient sites, and, as Robb himself admits, its implications are "too extraordinary to be ignored or, for that matter, believed".

In earlier works this included paint that pressed from behind through seemingly virgin canvas, while this show sees her expand her play with the ruptured surfaces and porous boundaries that much psychoanalytic theory hinges on.

The basic idea of fuzzy set theory hinges on fuzzy membership function.

The food-web theory hinges on the assumption that temperature affects the metabolism of organisms that rely on other creatures for food, like zooplankton, while not having much of an impact on photosynthetic organisms like phytoplankton.

Much of southern African rangeland theory hinges on how management increases or decreases basal grass cover, but because of the low repeatability of cover measurement (Mentis1981) the theory, though not necessarily mistaken, is more a matter of belief than hard science.

Gibbs's theory hinged on the extraordinary inference that the Voynich manuscript's writing consisted of abbreviations of Latin words.

The theory hinged on the existence of cyclol bonds between the amino acids that make up proteins.

Using terms like "standard error of measurement" and "Heisenberg uncertainty principle," I cobble together a new theory hinging on the fact that the tape measurement of my lump was so inaccurate.

The scientific competition between theories hinges on which theory accurately describes the observable world; it does not hinge on which theory is actually true.

The 9/11 theory hinges a lot on the Twin Pines Mall.