Everything depends upon how we characterize bioethics (i.e., as clinical, policy-oriented, or academic), and how we understand theory: i.e., as high, vaulting theory, mid-level theorizing tailored to specific problems, the result (or an element) of reflective equilibrium, and so on.
For both improvers and researchers, we can make a very useful and important though heuristic (rule of thumb)—distinction between grand theory, mid-range theory ('big theory') and programme theory ('small theory').
In theory the mid-core is a space that companies like Kabam and KixEye occupy, and Zynga has made moves in the space as well, and it's supposed to be the social market that explodes next.
66 Established pre-existing theory (eg, mid-range theory) is therefore best considered a resource, not a shackle.
I developed the theory in the mid-seventies, when Apple arrived in London as bureau chief.
The most prominent representatives of the Frankfurt School and of critical theory from the mid-20th century were Marcuse and Jürgen Habermas.
TECH Central Station explains how come Tradesports' betters got things wrong in practice but -- apparently -- right in theory, with the mid-term elections contract:Going into November 7th, TS gave the Republicans a seventy percent chance of retaining the Senate.
As a result, as shown in Fig. 7b, the position of the phase retardation is red-shifted, consistent with perturbation theory in the mid-infrared [35].
It is no wonder that his philosophical insistence that the language within literature must be examined became a prevailing mode of literary theory during the mid-20th century.
The diet of pie and booze and bread sounded fun in theory, but by mid-afternoon on my first day, I had pork grease stains on my stupid sleeves and I was sloshed.
In contrast, Scambler used mid range theory with retroductive analysis.
