Sentence examples for theory is devised from inspiring English sources

A microstructure superposition method, stemmed from linear superposition theory, is devised such that the constitutive relation of the media can be obtained in an analytical form and the derivation is straightforward and tractable.

Efficiency-wage theory was devised to explain high unemployment.

In 1969 a new (microscopic) theory was devised that takes into account the structure of nuclear matter, giving different predictions: stability is expected to increase again in the domain of very heavy, neutron-rich nuclei (with mass numbers around 280 300).

In the years since Hamilton's theory was devised, these predictions have been amply confirmed by empirical work.

His views therefore presented a challenge and opportunity for moral theorists: could some ethical theory be devised to justify the injunction to preserve the integrity, stability and beauty of the biosphere?

Noteworthily, although the latter study represents a great advance in the detection of receptor receptor interactions in native tissue, the proof of concept of this theory was devised by Durroux's group through evidence for vasopressin or oxytocin receptor dimers.

Therefore, a second hypothesis, the 'tryptophan utilization theory', was devised which takes into account the pharmacological actions of kynurenine pathway metabolites in the control of immune reactions in addition to the biostatic effect of tryptophan depletion (Moffett and Namboodiri, 2003).

The application forms of the derivative-free theory are devise [7, 8] and widely applied.

At first, special modifications of classical techniques and theories were devised to solve individual problems.

A normative, application- and protocol-independent theory of coalitions among bounded-rational agents is devised.

Meta-theory method describes nuclear power plant's nuclear safety systematically and is devised to analyze and to assist the investigation of the theory of nuclear safety.