Sentence examples for theory is derived from from inspiring English sources
The idea of atomic decomposition in martingale theory is derived from harmonic analysis [1].
The theory is derived from the association of RCVS with exertion, sympathomimetic agents, pheochromocytoma and hypertensive crises [2, 3, 14].
The finite element formulation for micropolar elasticity theory is derived from the potential energy functional of the discrete system.
The theory is derived from the mechanics of the flow of ideal gases through a porous solid.
The new eight-unknown higher order shear deformation theory is derived from the satisfaction of vanishing transverse shear stress at the top and bottom surfaces of the plate.
Activity theory is derived from the work of Soviet developmental psychology, which emphasized the importance of cultural and contextual factors in shaping human cognitive development and consciousness.
The spikelet of the Caricoideae can, in theory, be derived from the Scirpus-type by a reduction in flower number and conversion to unisexual flowers, and its relationships are probably with the Cyperoideae subfamily.
One such theory was derived from homogenization reasoning by Berdichevsky (International Journal of Engineering Science, 106, 10-28, 2016).
The nonlocal governing equations for nanoplate theory are derived from the Hamilton's principle and approximated by using isogeometric analysis associated with the higher-order shear deformation theory.
The governing equations of the theory are derived from a small-parameter expansion that assumes the scaling length of the unit cell, the smallest repeatable structure found in the material, is much smaller than the entire material length scale.
Nagel's account "connects" disparate elements of the reduced and reducing theories' vocabularies via "bridge laws" (not Nagel's term!) and claims a reduction when the laws of the reduced theory are derived from the laws of the reducing and the bridge laws.
