Sentence examples for theory implied from inspiring English sources
Within a decade of Prozac's approval by the F.D.A. in 1987, scientists had concluded that serotonin was only a finger pointing at one's mood — that the causes of depression and the effects of the drugs were far more complex than the chemical-imbalance theory implied.
In certain situations, the equations of quantum theory implied that one subatomic particle's behavior was bound up with another's, even if the second particle was across the room, or on the other side of the planet, or in the Andromeda galaxy.
Raghuram Rajan, the economist who is now India's central bank governor, called this "Let them eat credit".In the corporate sector, the Miller-Modigliani theory implied the markets should be indifferent as to whether companies should finance themselves with equity or debt.
And, thirdly, Philo's theory implied a revised principle of rationality.
Secondly, Philo's new theory implied that there is in fact a good deal of knowledge.
Network theory implied that there may have been a relationship between distant strikes.
The theory implies more damage at the unit than previously believed.
Marketers in particular push a kind of reverse-engineered version of this theory, implying that winning over a certain category of people (early adopters) dictates widespread acceptance.
The laws of motion of this theory imply that one can't know everything, for example, that no perfectly accurate measurement of the particle's velocity exists.
What is odd about this is that his theory implies that he himself is a form of artificial intelligence, and it doesn't seem to have done him any harm.
"Game theory implies that we should maintain an equal chance of detecting fissile material along each of the 132 paths because if we harden one path too much, the terrorists will simply choose an easier one," he writes.
