Sentence examples for theory ideas from inspiring English sources

We study philosophy and theory, ideas that create and progress culture and then, as an example of culture, we use literature.

According to Locke's own theory, ideas and impressions cannot be stored.

The 18th century was marked by the expansion of statistical theory, ideas of data graphical representation and the advent of new graphic forms.

Methods of the modelling and analysis on the generalized methodology basis, combining the stability theory ideas and asymptotic theory manners, are elaborated.

Borrowing an example from Elizabeth Anscombe's comment on Berkeley, Hacking says that in the Cartesian (and Port-royalist) theory, "Ideas [in the mind] are paradigm 'objects' and coins [in a man's pocket] are not" (Hacking 1975b, 28 30).

The article reviews the various ways sequential composition is defined in traditional process calculi, and shows that such definitions are not optimal, thus limiting the dissemination of concurrency theory ideas among computer scientists.

Although an evaluation of Pai's "conspiracy theory" idea must wait until the report is public, it's hard to square this pleasure of the chairman's with the record.

This is where the programme theory idea comes in.

So much knowledge was lost, even today we re-discover many already known and understood and accepted theories, ideas and history once stored there.

Common sense can also serve the purpose of removing you from being hidebound to rules, theories, ideas, and guidelines that would hamper or stifle the best decision in a particular situation.

Rice argues that Spinoza's theory of "ideas of ideas" does entail that consciousness comes in degrees (Rice 208).