Sentence examples for theory leading from inspiring English sources

Balls was credited, if that is the right word, for Brown's notorious commitment to "neoclassical endogenous growth theory", leading to Michael Heseltine's famous retort that "It's not Brown's.

CBS came in second despite seeing drops across the board, with "The Big Bang Theory" leading all other scripted programs at 14.3 million total viewers.

The third charge, abuse of power, is said to be related to Mr. Bo's demotion of Wang Lijun, the police chief of Chongqing, who was in theory leading the investigation into Mr. Heywood's death and was tied to the Bo family in complicated ways.

These differential equations with periodic coefficients are solved with classic Floquet theory leading to parametric quasimodes.

The design of attitude controller was based on variable-structure control (VSC) theory leading to a discontinuous control law.

As BMI increases, the strain and torque in the knee joint during rotation likely increases, in theory leading to a higher risk of meniscal injuries [25].

A detailed analysis of the theories leading to dioxin formation in MSW incineration is given, since, this has been one of the most controversial areas of dioxin chemistry for the past 20 years.

Secondly, the synchronization problem is converted to the tracking problem from control theory, thereby leading to the use of state observer design techniques.

However, one of the theory's leading proponents is Dr Anne Lawrence, the author of many papers and a book on the subject, Men Trapped in Men's Bodies.

Others would say that investigators twisted their testimony to fit a self-defense theory, asked leading questions during questioning and that, on the night of the killing, investigators peppered Zimmerman with questions before he could tell his story.

The press corps, seeking a motive for Mr. Gingrich's knife job, had no shortage of conspiracy theories, most leading to the Pentagon.