Sentence examples for theory lens from inspiring English sources

These are seen through a practice theory lens that emphasises practical activity and the tight linkage between strategising and organising.

The activity theory lens provided an insight into the importance of social relationships with peers amongst our students.

When viewed through a social learning theory lens, medical students are not solely engaged in "learning to do medicine", but rather they are "learning to be doctors".

The Helmholtz theory (or lens theory) is that relaxation of the zonule permits the lens substance to return to a more convex, natural curvature.

In theory, the lens could be made of two two-inch strips cut from a vinyl LP, joined at one end and separated slightly at the other so that the strips with their grooves resemble the open jaw of an alligator, viewed from the side.

To demonstrate a plausible explanation of aging changes and to reduce the controversy relative to accommodation by using a mechanical model of the catenary theory of lens change.

Is this what Tyler Cowen was talking about in the Sunday Business section of the Times ("Crimea, Through a Game-Theory Lens," 3/15/14) when he wrote, "While the military and political frictions made the biggest headlines, the Cold War couldn't be well understood without using economic theory -- specifically game theory which analyzes the strategic logic of threats, credibility and conflict".

In theory, electronic lenses could be programmed to compensate for irregularities in a person's eye.

Early in the seventeenth century, Johannes Kepler announced new results in optics, concerning the formation of images, the theory of lenses, and the fact that the retinal image plays a central role in vision.

Using critical and cyberfeminist theories as lenses, this article draws conclusions about the future of computer usage in composition pedagogy based on students' abilities to re-appropriate physical and digital classroom space.

In theory such a lens makes a light beam of parallel rays converge to a point (the focus) behind the lens.