Sentence examples for theory imposes from inspiring English sources

Dewey believes that each theory imposes preconceived ideas upon the subject matter.

Not surprisingly, factor demand theory imposes severe constraints on the potential sign and numerical value of these presumed wage effects.

If we consider any domain, the stage theory imposes a uniform grid of steps in the development of that domain knowledge.

The theory imposes probabilistic constraints upon possible causal relations, and there will be some sets of probability relations that are compatible with only one set of causal relations.

VAR-based estimation of Euler equations exploits cross-equation restrictions that the theory imposes on a vector-autoregressive (VAR) process for market expectations.

By a purely consequentialist theory, we mean a theory that imposes no constraints on what counts as the fourth step in justification (see above).

This suggestion flies in the face of computability theory, which imposes no such requirement on what counts as a computational vehicle.

In addition, the no-arbitrage theory also imposes the following bounds on the call price function: begin{aligned} maxbigl(e^{-qtau}S_{t} - e^{-rtau}K,0 bigr)leq C K) leq S_{t}e^{-qtau}.

This complexity must be addressed by any sound localization theory and imposes particular difficulties (Brette, 2010; Goodman and Brette, 2010; Goodman et al., 2013).

The EU has agreed in theory to impose a travel ban on anyone deemed a threat to the country.

Whether that means the $450 billion worth of cuts over the next decade the Pentagon has already been told to find or the $1 trillion that could in theory be imposed if the budgetary stalemate in Congress endures is still anyone's guess.