Sentence examples for theory later from inspiring English sources
To many writers, the loss of Georges Anglade, a geographer who had turned to fiction and literary theory later in life, seems unfathomable.
Abdul Majeed, a retired soldier turned mullah who runs a mosque near Ilm-Deen's shrine, claimed the saga was one of the inspirations for the "two nation theory" later used to justify the partition of the subcontinent in 1947.
If Lind had come up with the 'right' theory later experiments would also have worked and perhaps thousands of lives would have been saved, so maybe theory is most important.
Traditionally, Nobel prizes go to no more than three people, but six physicists published papers on the theory in 1964, and others laid important groundwork beforehand or developed the theory later.
In 1905 Freud also published the work that first thrust him into the limelight as the alleged champion of a pansexualist understanding of the mind: Drei Abhandlungen zur Sexualtheorie (Three Contributions to the Sexual Theory, later translated as Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality), revised and expanded in subsequent editions.
THE NORTHERN LIGHTS, by Lucy Jago (Vintage, $14), is a portrait of Kristian Birkeland, the Norwegian scientist whose turn-of-the-century theories (later confirmed) solved the mystery of the aurora borealis.
A dozen theories later, a pair of IBEX researchers report this week in The Astrophysical Journal that the interstellar magnetic field (thin gray lines wrapping around the region filled by solar wind) may be temporarily trapping and concentrating out-bound particles.
(That conspiracy theory was later dispelled: the crown went to Miss United Kingdom).
His Vorlesungen über Zahlentheorie (1863; "Lectures Concerning Number Theory"), with later addenda, contains some material important to the theory of ideals.
The baby recovered fully, but his mother said doctors had cautioned her that kidney problems could in theory develop later, because the illness was so severe.
